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Caring for a child’s hair can be challenging. Crying and squirming aside, there’s a near-endless selection of products that makes it difficult to know what actually works. That’s why we spoke to 12 ...

Top Indian child rights body has directed the American multinational company Johnson and Johnson to immediately withdraw a batch of its baby shampoo that it said allegedly contained "harmful" ...

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