We’ve had an overwhelming amount of positive feedback on our “Ask the Expert” blog series so we’re happy to announce that we’re bringing it back yet again for the 6th time! Want to read some past “Ask the Expert” blogs? We’ve linked them below for your convenience: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4…
Read MoreSTUDY: Alcohol Helps you Recognize Facial Expressions?
The Holidays are near, which for many means the bubbly will be making it’s annual appearance. But, according to new research, that could be a good thing! A recent study suggests that alcohol can have a positive affect on a person’s ability to recognize the universal facial expressions of disgust and contempt. The full text can be found…
Read MoreBotox, Facial Expressions and Parenting
Botox is a popular injection meant to smooth wrinkles and creases from the skin. Past research has shown that babies pick up on and mimic facial expressions of their caregivers. Because botox limits the amount of facial muscle movement, some researchers suggest that this may have an effect on parenting: “(Botox) likely does limit and distort…
Read MoreMore Sleep: The Key to Better Mood and Behavior in Children
A new study finds that kids are more likely to be alert and less likely to be disruptive if they added an extra 27 minutes to their nightly sleep schedules for 5 consecutive nights. According to the National Sleep Foundation, past research has suggested that lack of sleep can cause mood swings, behavioral problems like…
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