By Danny Thomas I sat in the nursery holding the baby for what felt like the fifteenth hour in a row it was the morning nap… but I had spent all night in the chair rocking and shushing and holding her and her poor, sore, teething mouth… getting her down for the morning nap had […]
Embracing the Rattling Cage
By Danny Thomas It’s St. Patrick’s Day… We keep trying to make family traditions for St. Patrick’s Day, none of them stick. In my head it was always a big deal with my family growing up. We certainly always ate a special meal. If not corned beef and cabbage, then something related. Sometimes we went […]
Adopted My Peeps Are Whiteys
What Having a Second Child Can Do to a Marriage in the First Year
By: Rhona Berens, PhD, CPCC My wife, J, is 8.5 months pregnant. She insists that the 0.5 matters when you’re the one carrying the baby, and I believe her. (As anyone who has lived with a pregnant woman knows, believing /agreeing with her is imperative to everyone’s wellbeing.) Both of us have always wanted […]
Friends Are Good
Raising Ourselves
By: Joe Newman Gradually, during the last eight or ten years, I came to the realization that parents and teachers don’t make their most important childrearing decisions based on objective and reasoned assessments of the options available. Rather, adults make their decisions about their interactions with children based on deep-seated emotional reactions to their own […]
Shared Time
Maclaren recalls 1 million strollers- An Article from CNNMoney.com
By: Hibah Yousuf, CNNMoney.com staff reporter NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Stroller maker Maclaren announced a recall on Monday that affects about 1 million umbrella strollers that can reportedly amputate or lacerate children’s fingertips. So far, the company said there have been 12 amputations across the country. This happens when children get their fingers stuck in […]
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