The International Journal of Birth and Parent Education (IJBPE) is seeking an Editor based in the UK to work alongside an Australian Editor from July 2025. This is a fantastic opportunity to support the ‘first 1000 days’ agenda and to gain editorial experience with a Journal that has a global reach. The IJBPE is committed to translating knowledge into practice for everyone working with new families.
Using a child-friendly brain imaging technique called functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), researchers from the Universities of Bristol and Oxford have identified differences in which areas of the brain are employed by infants undertaking an activity at 10 months and at 16 months old.
The UK imposed sugar rationing during the Second World War which restricted sugar intake to below the levels now recommended in nutritional guidelines.
WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED?
The International Journal of Birth and Parent Education (IJBPE) is seeking an Editor based in the UK to work alongside an Australian Editor from July 2025.
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