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Books to read to your baby that have lovely text and illustrations.
Continue reading "Books to read to baby that you, too, will enjoy"
Let's make taking care of baby a bit easier by looking at some unexpected challenges and what we can do about them
Continue reading "Taking care of baby: 4 challenges rarely mentioned in prenatal classes"
We are often led to believe we should follow these parenting fads when raising our babies, but is there evidence to back them up?
Continue reading "8 baby parenting fads that don’t appear to be backed by science"
Comfortable, practical, and affordable - one of the best baby feeding chairs for a new eater starting solids.
Continue reading "Best baby feeding chair does not have to be expensive"
Factors to consider and questions to ask in choosing daycare for your baby
Continue reading "How to find the best daycare for your baby (a free PDF guide)"
How bad is screen time for baby? Are there any positives? Let’s look at scientific studies to find out.
Continue reading "Screen time for baby: the science behind the recommendations"
Science-based parenting can help us avoid conflicting parenting trends - and find the answers that work best for our babies and our families
Continue reading "Science-based parenting: finding your way"
The 4 month baby sleep regression: what it is, why it happens, 2 things to do, and 2 things not to do when your baby is going through it.
Continue reading "The 4 month baby sleep regression is a step forward"
Baby Ecology: Using science and intuition to create the best feeding, sleep, and play environment for your unique baby
Continue reading "Baby Ecology: Let's create the best environment for your baby"
For millennia across cultures, birth and and baby care has been women’s work… but never the work of one woman (or any person) alone. Let's make parenting together easier.
Continue reading "Parenting together: 3 things partners can do to support each other"
As an early childhood nurse, I see a lot of babies and families. I also read a lot of information about parenting, and the advice offered to families.
Six scientific findings to help you appreciate just how capable, aware, and sensitive your amazing newborn is.
This is not a bad thing at all: when your baby spits food out, she may be well on her way to liking it.
Why do babies fight sleep? Actually, they don't - even though sometimes it does look like it.
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