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Month: November 2021
Have you had frustrations with an alert, “sleep resistant” kid? We have! It was only through the process of Conscious Parenting that I learned to let go and trust, and to focus on my own process, projections and experience. I hope this process helps you too! Sign up to my email list here: www.theparentingjunkie.com #peacefulparenting
Sometimes our kids might not behave exactly how we want. Many parents struggle with the embarrassment of children throwing temper tantrums in public or not listening in a restaurant. Dr. Dehra Harris, a pediatric psychiatrist with Washington University at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, discusses different methods to get your child to listen and behave when
New research published in the British Journal of Educational Psychology suggests that sleep problems may negatively affect children’s reading ability. In the study that included 339 children aged four to 14 years, parents were asked to complete questionnaires about their children’s sleep, while the children completed a test of word reading efficiency. Children whose parents
New research presented this week at ACR Convergence, the American College of Rheumatology’s annual meeting, found that while hospitalized children with juvenile lupus have fewer adverse kidney outcomes overall, significant racial gaps for developing these complications persist and do not seem to be narrowing (Abstract #0956). Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE or lupus), is a chronic
Not sure what to put in your kid’s stocking this year? From collectibles to slippers, we’ve got you covered on the year’s best stocking stuffers for kids! Maybe we’re bias, but we think stockings are the most exciting part of Christmas morning. From treats to small toys—and things you actually need (hello, slippers!)—these tiny bundles
Image: iStock IN THIS ARTICLE Breastfeeding women may face issues regarding low milk flow, particularly during the first few days after delivery. To maintain a good milk flow, mothers should start the process at the earliest and breastfeed more frequently. Also, good baby latching ensures effective milk flow. However, breastfeeding is usually not a concern
At five weeks old, our daughter stopped breastfeeding to sleep. Her eyes would drift closed as she lay in my arms, her mouth going still, and I would gently unlatch her and lift her to my shoulder to burp her. Sometimes she would nestle asleep on my shoulder for five minutes, or sometimes only a
How to NOT Raise Entitled and Ungrateful Kids! The Parenting Junkie talks about entitled kids and ungrateful kids. Almost every parent worries they are raising spoiled kids. Find yourself wondering how to not raise entitled kids? Start with gratitude for what you have. Instead of focusing on the gifts and more focus on connection and
Parenting is the most meaningful project you have ever embarked on, raising another human being. You are a CEO. You are a powerful, strong leader. Treat yourself as such. Invest in yourself. ↓↓↓ Read More! ↓↓↓ Ask yourself, “If I were the CEO of a company, would I invest in myself?” Would you instill success
I have two kids – and I’ve faced the battle twice. I have to go back to work while still nursing. What happens if the baby simply won’t take a bottle? Here are my tips for easing the transition. Visit Children’s MomDocs (a blog by mom physicians at St Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University
Thought LeadersDr. Steven StaggSenior LecturerAnglia Ruskin University In this interview, News-Medical speaks to Dr. Steven Stagg about his latest research into autism and how autistic children struggle to read hidden emotions. Please could you introduce yourself, tell us about your background in autism, and what inspired your latest research? My name is Dr. Steven Stagg.
Surgeons at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone and the NYU Langone Transplant Institute reached a historic milestone when they used a lung transplant to treat a 16-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis whose organs were irreversibly damaged. The surgery took place on May 20, 2021, marking the first-ever pediatric lung transplant performed at NYU Langone
Score some long-sought after Vitamin D, off-the-beaten-path adventures and endless sun Created for With an impending snowy winter on the horizon, Canadians are itching to pack their bags and jet set to a warm destination as soon as possible. With safety top of mind as we slowly emerge from our pandemic bubbles, the Dominican Republic
Take a look at our Little & Loved Nursery & Bedding collection, perfect for your little one!