If you’ve ever found yourself questioning whether your toddler’s latest behavioral masterpiece is normal or cause for concern, you’re not alone. One minute they’re sweetly stacking blocks, the next ...
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TSA says these totally normal behaviors actually look suspicious (they will get you flagged )
Air travel has become increasingly stressful, but you should make sure NOT do these things, as they're the ways you look ...
We use “typical teen behavior” to refer to a broad range of things our teens do, much of it unbecoming. Whenever they appear moody, stop talking to us, or resist our reminders about everything from ...
Male and female mouse brains differ in important ways, according to a new study led by Stanford Medicine investigators. These differences are likely reflected in the brains of men and women, the ...
Telling the difference between a normal, antsy 4-year-old and one who is hyperactive to the point where it affects his or her ability to learn has become trickier as attention deficit disorders have ...
Personal Perspective: "Normal" isn’t perfection but a statistical range based on population data. Diagnoses compare ...
Humans have been selectively breeding dogs for thousands of years to perform tasks like guarding, hunting, and companionship. Research has investigated the links between the genetic influences on dog ...
A wolf in Minnesota has been spotted acting strangely in what experts have described as "not normal behavior." According to a Facebook post from the Voyageurs Wolf Project (VWP), which studies wolves ...
Children have higher energy levels than adults—but what is 'typical' behavior? Parents of children who fidget, daydream, and enjoy running and jumping should not automatically be concerned about ADHD.
When Do Babies Start Blowing Raspberries? The first year of your baby's life is filled with new experiences. You've celebrated the first smile and the first belly laugh, and you’ve watched with ...
Parents of children who fidget, daydream, and enjoy running and jumping should not automatically be concerned about ADHD. This is the argument of a team of experts, comprised of a pediatrician, social ...
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