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Why do young children pick their noses and eat it?
The Human Body
Gender stereotypes affect child development, but are we on the brink of a backlash?
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Sarah-Jayne Blakemore: how to understand teenage brain development
The Human Body
Can a DNA test differentiate between a person’s father and brother?
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What we got wrong about pandas and teenagers
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Should we stop setting homework?
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Is it possible to get pregnant when you’re already pregnant?
The Human Body
Do babies have nightmares?
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The Human Body
How important are developmental milestones really?
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Zinc ‘fireworks’ show off a good egg
The Human Body
Does sugar make children hyperactive?
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Do children have a better sense of smell than adults?
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What connects gold and baby hair?
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Maybe it’s time to rethink what we “know” about sex
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