Do you think genetic engineering in humans is right or wrong? Either way, you have to admit that it is pretty interesting. Check out the infographic below presented by CheapNurseDegrees.com to learn about the science behind genetically engineered children.
Kids these days. They all seem to be nose deep in some iSomething. Check out the infographic below presented by Early Childhood Education Degrees to learn about how media and technology affects children.
In these days parents are under huge pressure in terms of kids’ safety. The point is that world goes online and children are involved in a lot of Web activities. That’s why providing major tips on how to behave online and offline is very important task for parents and teachers. This infographic from mSpy shows the main rules for kids to follow and will help them avoid danger.
PishPoshBaby has created the following infographic about baby safety, at home and elsewhere. Anyone who has a baby can learn many useful things from this guide to important baby safety information.
Is your precious baby rolling over already? Before you know it, she’ll be scooting herself around, pulling herself up on the furniture and then walking around the house. Here’s a baby proofing checklist from Baby Care Journals to make sure there are no hidden dangers.
At the moment, there are around 2 billion mothers in the world. On average, each mom has 2 babies. It is estimated that a middle-income mom may spend nearly $250,000 to raise a new child over the next 18 years. During the economic depression, mothers are willing to take a second job to make sure that their kids can go to the best schools.
Knowing whether you will be having a baby girl or a baby boy is really exciting. The following infographic explores some old wife beliefs in this regards. Of course there is also those of the opinion that one should not try to predetermine the gender of the baby as it will let you enjoy the suspense and your labor also becomes easier and exciting.
WhatToExpect.com canvassed nearly 1,000 “What to Expect” moms about their sex lives during pregnancy. The following infographic reveals what they found.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and this infographic from Parenting Safe Children shows parents how to keep children safe from sexual abuse. It debunks common myths, suggests body-safety rules, and provides you specific questions for screening caregivers.
In most cases, parents and other family members understand the need to put a child’s safety and emotional well-being first. Parental responsibility and living arrangements for children in separated families (formerly referred to as “child custody”, “residence”, “contact” or even “access”) need to be considered and decided upon following a relationship breakdown. By law the best interests of the child are always the most important consideration.
