by phdinparenting on March 24, 2009
…but you should be a confident one.
I’ve read over and over again about the impact that a mother’s mental health and frame of mind can have on her children. Children of happy mothers are more likely to develop high self-esteem and are less likely to be anxious and worried. Moms dealing with postpartum depression should [...]
by phdinparenting on September 5, 2008
Do you feel smothered by the mainstream? Are you embarrassed to admit that you are an attached parent or crunchy mom when surrounded by the formula-feeding, sleep training, SUV stroller pushing moms? Are you sick and tired of getting unsolicited advice that goes against everything you believe in and insults the parenting choices you have made? Have [...]
by phdinparenting on July 12, 2008
I am privileged to have grown up after many of the advances of feminism were ingrained in our society. I have been given every opportunity in life that my brothers had. Situations where I have felt a slight due to my gender and few and far between and can be chalked up to the ignorance [...]
