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SubscribeNigeria to expect 25,685 new babies on New Year Day–UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says an estimated 25,685 babies will be born in Nigeria on New Year Day.
Nigeria to expect 25,685 new babies on Tuesday–UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says an estimated 25,685 babies will be born in Nigeria on New Year Day.
30 million babies born every year in dire need of treatment — UN Report
A new United Nations, UN, report has shown that nearly 30 million babies are born too soon, too small or become sick every year and require specialised care to survive.
Babies born to dads above 35 years risk health problems
Babies born to fathers above 35 years have been identified to face health challenges, according to a Standard study published on Wednesday in the journal BMJ.
Re: Naturally determining the sex of your babies
Do not be surprised that we are still on this matter. Besides companionship, which God decreed as the primary reason for marriage, procreation comes next. And many people would love to have things their way, so the continuing interest in the pre-selection of the sex of babies is understandable. Today, we are going to deal with two questions, the fallout from last week’s article.
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