I so believe this one… Now a survey in Britain has done the calculating for me. The Co-operative supermarket chain polled 3000 customers and found that after everything else was subtracted, working parents have 90 minutes a day “to themselves.” … Continue reading
Concerned about teething? This is the article for you. Teething can be a difficult time for your little one and sometimes for you. Here are some tips to help you and your baby. Teething and Baby Tooth Care – Teething … Continue reading
CAR SEAT SAFETY “Child seat safety inspectors We all know that it’s important to have our children in car seats while driving in the car. But did you know that, according to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study, … Continue reading
Pregnancy and style can actually appear in the same sentence. I know this sounds like a no win situation but if you plan it right you can look good throughout pregnancy. Gone are the days when moms-to-be wore huge T-shirts … Continue reading
Kids Art…. “WHY hang children’s art on the refrigerator door? Because it’s there. And as an exhibition venue, it’s better than nothing.” A coffee-table book from blurb.com by Arlene Kriv’s son, Eli Jort. More Photos » “Art is … Continue reading
Noteworthy Wednesday! This is my most read post in 2011…since “Tiger Mom” is now published in paperback and it is the one year anniversary of the commotion that it set off I am reposting this for you perusal. Enjoy. Why … Continue reading
DESPITE overwhelming evidence to the contrary, roughly one in five Americans believes that vaccines cause autism — a disturbing fact that will probably hold true even after the publication this month, in a British medical journal, of a report thoroughly … Continue reading
Amy Chua Is a Wimp – NYTimes.com. “Sometime early last week, a large slice of educated America decided that Amy Chua is a menace to society. Chua, as you probably know, is the Yale professor who has written a bracing … Continue reading
How do children build trust? Where do they begin? 8 tips to consider.. Where does it all begin, then? Here are a few thoughts to ponder, based on the chart above, in Early Childhood terms: This is a wonderful post by … Continue reading
As a former Labor and Delivery nurse, I watched over many women who were “pre-eclamptic” and severely so. Preeclampsia is a serious complication of pregnancy and can threaten the life of the mother and the fetus. I was thrilled to … Continue reading