Study finds babies of anaemic mothers have smaller brains
A new study suggests that babies born to mothers with anaemia may have smaller brains, especially in areas involved in movement, learning and emotional control. Scientists said the differences were visible by the time infants reached one year old and may contribute to difficulties with thinking and learning once children begin school. Anaemia affects more than one in three pregnant women around the world. It is often caused by iron deficiency, which reduces the number of healthy red blood cells
Study finds babies of anaemic mothers have smaller brains
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46-year-old Vitvitska made a series of candid confessions before giving birth
Well-known Ukrainian TV presenter Solomiia Vitvitska, who is preparing to become a mother for the first time very soon, has shared new details about her pregnancy at the age of 46. The presenter traditionally spoke with her Instagram followers and answered the questions that interested them most. In particular, Solomiia revealed how many kilograms she has gained during this special period. The host is currently in her 39th week of pregnancy. "I actually had some reserves even before
46-year-old Vitvitska made a series of candid confessions before giving birth
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