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Can you make a genius?
BBC Science Genes Stories

How do you fancy a Nobel prize-winning scientist as the father of your children? Would they inherit his genes and turn into geniuses too? Research into the inheritance of IQ has been one of the most controversial areas of genetics. Results of some twins studies have been used to claim that it is pointless educating those who are “born stupid”. These results and the conclusions that were drawn from them have been discredited but research continues in this area.

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Sleep Loss Hits Child Brain
BBC News

Even losing an hour's sleep a night can have noticeable effects on a
child's mental performance, say scientists. Researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel are urging parents not to give in too often to their child's demands for a later bedtime.

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Kids start remembering by second year, study finds
CNN.com Science & Space

Harvard researchers have found that by age 2 children have developed memories strong enough to repeat tasks shown to them months earlier. The study, published Wednesday in the British journal Nature, gets closer to unravelling how memory develops by establishing that 2-year-olds have recall, something that their 1-year-old counterparts do not. But it doesn't explain why most adults can remember only as far back as age 3, 4 or 5.

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Babies' First Months Crucial to Brain Development
CNN interactive Health

When does an infant's capacity for learning begin? The answer to the
age-old question may lie in new scientific evidence that indicates the
experiences of babies' first days and months have a decisive impact on their brains and on what kind of adults they will become.

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How to boost babies' brain power
CNN.com Health

More than 360,000 babies are born every day on the planet. Which one of them will grow up to be a future Shakespeare, find a cure for cancer or perhaps even prove Einstein wrong? For a smarter baby, experts say it's not all in the books -- emotional development plays a big role in raising intelligent kids.

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