Babies born to drug addict mothers have almost DOUBLED in last five years
In the largest study of its kind, Canadian researchers following nearly 14,000 Belarusian children are reporting that those who were exclusively breastfed longer score higher on IQ tests and in academic performance in reading and writing. This is not the first study linking breastfeeding to an IQ advantage, but many observers haven't been so convinced. That's because it has been impossible in the past to separate out how much of the difference was due to breastfeeding, and how much to differences in the mothers and the way they interact with their babies. The Montreal team believes its study,...
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