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Feeding high-risk babies peanut early prevents the allergy
The randomized LEAP trial cut peanut allergy in high-risk infants from roughly 14 in 100 to 2, the general-population evidence is thinner, and the benefit depends on sustained feeding in a choking-safe form.
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Gentle sleep training cuts infant sleep problems and lifts maternal mood
The one randomized trial to measure salivary cortisol and the Strange Situation attachment test found no rise in cortisol and no loss of secure attachment after graduated extinction.