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Based on human development in 2014 and other available research on children aged five years, scientists estimate that about one of every ten newborns is destined to have at least one birth defect. They also point out that a large percentage of these defects arise due to the behavior of a parent. The most commonly recognized cause of defects occurs when they don't give the developing fetus enough nourishment by drinking enough healthy food, staying hydrated with water, or even smoking. It's no wonder why people like to drink a bottle of wine at social gatherings. People may feel very stressed as they face problems that can lead to depression and many other things in life. They are likely thinking: "If this keeps up then maybe something is going wrong within our system." But the fact remains, there is a reason why babies sometimes appear perfect. In the case of Samuel Balmaceda's son, who was diagnosed with congenital anomalies when he was six weeks old, his parents didn't give him enough to drink. At that age, his birth defect had not developed yet because of how quickly these things can affect them in early stages before being visible at first glance but eventually causing serious issues later down the road. They then discovered an abnormal cell count when testing Samuel Jr., leading researchers and scientists everywhere - including ones based here today- to look deeper into such situations as his where anomalies showed up much sooner compared others similar situations with newborn babies all across different countries around globe showing similar instances happening right now which indicates alarming trend. The study revealed shocking evidence, concluding "more babies like this are appearing all the time due primarily parental choices". As for what led researchers down this path: it was mainly looking over many decades and observing common factors they saw shared amongst newborns whose conditions matched perfectly those reported by numerous mothers worldwide showing alarming similarity.