July 7, 2016
The pursuit of a natural birth is not just about minimizing medical interventions and their attendant risks. It’s not about being super-woman enough to endure the powerful sensations. Every moment of the natural labor and birth process has a purpose leading to optimization of the emotional and physical health of mother and baby.
If you doubt that autistic symptoms have grown tremendously, talk to any grade school teacher who has taught since the 1970s. Regardless of the exact rate of increase, at over 2% of all children, this is an enormous epidemic that receives incredibly little attention toward discovering and preventing the causes.
“Baby Poop” excerpt first published on Mothering.com: “Fever does not cause brain damage. Fever is a good thing,” says pediatrician Scott W. Cohen, MD, author of Eat, Sleep, Poop. Pediatrician Jo Ann Rohyans, MD, writes for BabyCenter.com: “Most children can tolerate a temperature of slightly higher than 107°F without long-term effects from
Give the mother-to-be a unique baby shower gift for the upcoming arrival of her newborn baby. These baby shower gifts are special, beautiful, entertaining, and useful.
Prehistorical Archeological Findings Expert Opinions Past and Present
SheKnows’ Pregnancy & Baby chose The Baby Bond as their Top Parenting Book. (The Baby Bond has been re-released as BABY MATTERS) They write: “In The Baby Bond: The New Science Behind What’s Really Important When Caring for Your Baby, parenting expert Linda Folden Palmer identifies nurturing techniques to help new moms bond with their child naturally while building a healthy family.
This table from Georgetown University is very telling about SIDS in the U.S. Many publications make the assumption that African-American SIDS rates are higher than Caucasian, in part, due to
A Review of the Studies – Part 1 Because the AAP, baby product industry, and media want you to hear only the sensationalized incomplete findings.
What causes stress during infancy? Laboratory and psychology research on animal and human infants gives us many clues.
Western World — The Western world’s familiar crying baby is far different from what is seen in cultures where parental responsiveness, natural feeding, and unrestrained affection are the unquestioned norm.