Do lullabies send babies to sleep? Does Mozart really make your child smarter? We look at some of classical music’s biggest impacts on babies and children.

The pieces here have a theme of confectionary, but this is not refined Swiss-chocolate music, this is the indecent sweetness ...

“They played 'Baby Shark' all night long,” said Tracy, who lives in the encampment next door to the building at the corner of ...

An otherwise ordinary commercial building at the corner of 11th and Main streets in downtown Los Angeles captured the ...

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Pregnancy care is important for the development of the little one's body. Many mothers may wonder what pregnant women eat to ...

There’s no doubt that listening to classical music calms us; “Baby Mozart” CDs were all the rage for a reason. But research shows that playing a musical instrument does amazing things to our ...

While turning up the Vivaldi might have you thinking you're helping to boost your baby's brain, there's no hard and fast ...

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The state of Maharashtra is known for its rich culture and diversity. From the rhythmic cadence of the Marathi language to ...