Here’s
something you can count on -- the first grade may be the milestone that
marks someone’s math skills for life. New studies suggest that a
child’s ability to understand numbers by counting real things and doing
simple addition and subtraction before first grade can set the stage for
math competency for the rest of their lives. Source Link
Is
it a case of, “do as I say and not as I text?” A new AT&T survey
found that more adults admit to texting while driving than do
teenagers. About 60% said they didn’t text and drive just three years
ago, and nearly all admit that the habit is dangerous. Source Link
Too
many moms are in a hurry to switch their infants to solid food. A
survey found that four out of ten babies are being given solid food
before four to six months of age. Experts say for some mothers the cost
of formula may be a factor in the switch to solid food before babies are
able to handle it. Source Link
