The tradition of celebrating baby milestones has deep historical and cultural roots. While specific practices may vary across different cultures and time periods, the underlying concept of commemorating significant developmental milestones has been prevalent for centuries. In ancient times, many cultures believed that infants were highly vulnerable to malevolent spirits or supernatural forces. As […]
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2 studies, 2 views on the impact of superheroes over kids There are 2 primary studies that looked into the development impact of superheroes on kids: The 1st study suggest that parents may need to help their preschool children filter the messages arising from superhero media in order to minimize aggressive behavior outcomes and
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The lifecycles below will guide you from the initial phase of a Data Science project through the projectβs successful completion. It will enable you to divide the work within the team, estimate efforts, document all the steps of your project, and set realistic expectations for the project stakeholders. I believe thatΒ implementing a standard process model
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At this stage, you managed to create your first Python project and saved all the packages used in a virtual environment. The next step is to collaborate with other data professionals. For a smooth collaboration with your peers, now you have to create a requirements.txt file with all the Python packages used and their respective
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Wait, what?? Why would you use R Studio as an IDE for running Python? There’s a simple answer to this question: this is the perfect Data Science IDE when you use R and Python together. You’ll find below the simple steps to help set up a project in R Studio so you can start using
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In this post I am listing the scientific benefits of spending time outdoors and why it’s a good thing for both kids and adults. Now, I’ll write about how indoors can also be fun and educational for toddlers. When indoors, we have to be careful with the amount of screentime a toddler is exposed to.
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Spending time outdoors is beneficial for everyone. We hear this more and more, but what are the scientific facts behind this statement? I’ve broken up the topic into 3 sections, so you’ll see how outdoor activities positively impact our babies, toddlers and ourselves by encouraging healthy development and critical thinking skills and more. Outdoor time
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I’ve been dreading the first haircut – now it’s too late. Bianca is 2 years and 9 months old and very active. She likes having her hair long ( like Elsa from Frozen) but desperately needs a haircut so the hair stays out of her eyes. Today it was mummy’s salon day, so I used
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New job titles are confusing. When dad asked me what I do for a living, I told his that I’m a Data Scientist. By his look, I understood that a job title wasn’t enough to explain what I do, so I added: “I use current and past information to predict the future”. He seemed fascinated
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Introducing solids to babies Solids are an important milestone for babies. Some will love it, some will be a bit reticent at the beginning. So there are 50-50 chances to have a successful food diversification start. Having 2 kids, I can tell you that we experienced both situations: Bianca gave us signs that she’s ready
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