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What routine shots protect young children from diseases?
Answer: Vaccines
Why: Vaccines introduce harmless antigens so a child's immune system can recognize and fight off future infections.
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Why can parents fix child-rearing mistakes at any age?
Answer: Consistent repairs rebuild trust anytime
Why: Ed Tronick filmed mothers and babies out of step about 70 percent of the time; repair, not perfection, is what builds trust.
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Which US state has the highest average cost of childcare?
Answer: Massachusetts
Why: Infant center care there averages about $26,700 a year; only Washington DC costs more, and DC is not a state.
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What caregiver action releases swallowed air after a baby feeds?
Answer: Burping
Why: Burping is near-universal advice, yet the only randomized trial of it, with 71 babies, found no reduction in colic.
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Why is a newborn baby's first poop black and sticky?
Answer: Meconium comes from womb debris
Why: Meconium is almost odourless: a tarry mix of swallowed amniotic fluid, lanugo hair, mucus and bile that babies pass within a day or two.
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Which caregiver behavior best predicts a child's vocabulary size?
Answer: Conversational turns
Why: Back-and-forth exchanges predict language growth better than the sheer number of words a child hears.