Monitoring of an infant’s growth is an important part of early development. But a new study says that parents shouldn’t be overly concerned if their child isn’t measuring up to other children their age
A study published in the journal Sleep finds that infants who sleep more grow taller. The researchers also found that the affect of longer sleep bursts were immediate with the body recording growth bursts within 48 hours.
A new study has found that infant weight gain can vary greatly based on which infant formula they are drinking. Babies who drink formula made from cow’s milk may be overeating and gaining too much weight.
