An early literacy specialist told Newsweek that kids thrive when early years are filled with talking, singing, reading and ...

A new study shows early childhood diet can affect brain development. Researchers found toddlers who eat lots of processed snacks, sugary foods, and packaged meals may have lower IQ scores later. The ...

By tracking children from birth to grade school, scientists found a link between early diets and later cognitive skills — raising new questions about how early eating habits shape development.

A UK study finds that children breastfed at six months show measurable gains in IQ, reading, and math skills, with unique benefits for language and conversation. Study: Differences in Neurocognitive ...

A new study solidifies the connection between breast-feeding and intelligence, but it’s not the only way that mom can influence youngsters’ IQ, even before birth. While previous studies have drawn a ...