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Could baby brain be a myth?

It s a widely held belief that new mothers suffer from baby brain and are prone to forgetfulness and foggy thinking, but a study suggests this may be a myth.

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Study suggests new mothers who suffer from baby brain have just as good a memory as non-mothers

Study suggests new mothers who suffer from baby brain have just as good a memory as non-mothers
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Is it time to rebrand mummy brain?

Whenever a woman becomes pregnant, it is inevitable that at some stage she, or someone else, will comment on her newly developing so-called 'baby brain' or

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What changes do women go through after they give birth?

Everyone knows becoming a parent changes you, but beyond the extra responsibilities there are big changes in a mother’s body too.

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What changes do women go through after they give birth?

Everyone knows becoming a parent changes you, but beyond the extra responsibilities there are big changes in a mother’s body too.

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