by phdinparenting on February 17, 2010
Found this beautiful babywearing picture on flickr (courtesy of bass_nroll’s flickr stream).
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by phdinparenting on November 13, 2009
I often like to check back and see what I wrote a year ago. Last year, on this date, I wrote about the Long lasting value of a woven wrap. In that post, I included a few pictures of my Storchenwiege, which has since been passed along to my friend Jane.
I still believe in the [...]
by phdinparenting on March 4, 2009
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by phdinparenting on November 22, 2008
I just came across a great article to demonstrate the pushing away concept that I talked about in my post on attachment parenting, when I was comparing mainstream parenting to attachment parenting. Check out this article from CNN:
Study: Away-facing strollers stress babies
LONDON, England (CNN) — Parents who choose a stroller that seats their baby [...]
by phdinparenting on November 19, 2008
In Canada, parents can take up to one year of leave after a baby is born. That includes 17.5 weeks of maternity leave for the birth mother (and 5 weeks of paternity leave for the father in Quebec), as well as an additional 32 weeks of parental leave that can be taken by the mother, [...]
by phdinparenting on September 17, 2008
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by phdinparenting on July 31, 2008
A few posts back, I mentioned in passing that I don’t really use a stroller. The truth is, we own 3 strollers.
Stroller #1:The first one we bought when our son was about 6 weeks old because we needed somewhere safe, warm and dry for him to sleep while we played Ultimate frisbee on cool autumn [...]
by phdinparenting on June 2, 2008
We spent the day walking around Barcelona today and I’m tired, so I’ll make this short and to the point. I nursed my daughter today in my EllaRoo Mei Tai at La Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona. How cool is that?
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by phdinparenting on May 29, 2008
There are many reasons to love France. Great wines and cheeses. Beautiful villages. Plentiful arts and culture. There are also many reasons to hate it. Public toilets that are rarely clean, rarely have toilet paper and rarely have toilet seats. People that let their dogs poo wherever they like and don’t pick up after them. [...]