Jumperoos are Speed and Formula is Cyanide: Why I wish Parent to Parent Bullying Would stop.
It’s madness out there in the parenting forums and pages! I was browsing through a discussion forum the other morning […]
Parenting, Positive Discipline
Parenting
Sharing Sundays #2
Happy Sunday! In the second round of Sharing Sunday – here are a few articles and posts I came across
Alternatives to Punishment, Parenting
Three Real Alternatives to Spanking
Last week I read an article in Healthland/Time about Parents Spanking Their Kids. Very honestly, I did not find it
Babies 0-12 months, Parenting
Elimination Experiment 3.0
Welcome to the January 2012 Carnival of Natural Parenting: Experiments in Natural Family Living This post was written for inclusion
Parenting
Sharing Sundays
Each sunday I will be trying to share some of the articles, links or blog posts I have come across
Parenting
Playing with Food: 6 Ways to Make Healthy Foods Fun For Children
The food we provide our children as infants, toddlers, preschoolers and beyond influence not only their health, growth and development
Learning Life Skills: List of Household Tasks for Different Ages and Stages
Wondering what jobs your child can do around the house? With a little bit of help, children can do just about any task around the house and as they grow they can become more and more capable of carrying out these taks independently. Having children help with just one to three tasks is a great way to get started.
The Three Cs of Baby Wearing: Connection, Comfort and Convenience.
*This was originally published at Free Your Parenting Baby wearing is an excellent way to promote security and attachment in early
Family Communication, Kids 5 - 12 years, Positive Discipline
Rivalry To Harmony Part 2: Five Games To Promote Team Work Among Siblings
In a different post, I wrote about avoiding and solving conflicts through play. One of the things I wrote about was how
Play and Learning
Feathery Fun Turkey in 10 Steps
This week I was totally inspired by the Nurturestore’s “Let’s play dough book” and came up with these funny feathery