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LOW BIRTHWEIGHT BABIES ARE MORE SENSITIVE TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT

10/4/2014
Low birth weight children are more sensitive to their environmental influences (e.g., parents and home life) than babies born with a typical weight. A new study shows that if low birth weight children are raised with a great deal of care they may be able to catch up in school. Read More
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