Most of us just assume that some of the memories we have from childhood can't be recalled, no matter how hard we try. However, science may have a solution. According to a study published in Scientific ...

The human brain grows rapidly from birth until the age of five, when it reaches 90 percent of its total lifetime size. During childhood, brains overproduce synapses enabling an astonishing ...

The memories of childhood experiences, whether a tear-jerking boo-boo or a funky dance that sent Mom and Dad into fits of laughter, have all but vanished by the time we reach adulthood. It turns out ...

Ah, the nostalgia of childhood memories — that cherished first bicycle ride, the debut dip in the ocean, the distinctive patterns of wallpaper long since removed from the family home. These early ...

People often want to cherish their childhood memories but fail to recall their favorite moments after many attempts due to memory loss or several other factors. Latest research reveals that scientists ...

Having few childhood memories is common. As time passes, your brain has to free up space for new experiences. You’re also less likely to remember things if they had little emotional impact or if you ...