Just when you think you've figured out your baby’s routine, everything changes again. From sudden clinginess to nonstop feeding, these fussy phases often leave parents wondering what’s going on. This article unpacks the science behind Wonder Weeks and growth spurts, revealing how brain development, hormones, and sleep shifts drive these changes, and how parents can respond with confidence and care.

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What exactly is psychosis and what should we know about it?

Have you ever wondered how Magic Johnson perfected the no-look pass without missing a beat? Or how Chris Paul consistently and...

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Introduction Seizures are sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbances in the brain that can cause a variety of symptoms, ranging from...

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