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THE DAILY FIND: Can You Boost Your Child’s IQ?

By Ellen and Rachel on December 3, 2009

golden eggThis great article in WebMD lays out the facts about kids and brain development. Mamas aren’t surprised it endorses encouraging learning the natural way. Take a look and get the low down on what you can do to boost smarts in your brood.


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Ellen and Rachel are two old friends and “expert” mamas—one a pediatrician and one a family therapist—with fifty years of parenting experience between them.

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