by phdinparenting on March 30, 2009
I usually love just about everything about Dr. Sears. There was one comment in the Baby Book that I remember not liking (something about not having the baby sleep between the mom and dad in bed because the dad needs his sleep). But otherwise, I’ve been consistently impressed.
Today I was on the site and was [...]
by phdinparenting on November 16, 2008
I decided to get back to basics with my post today. I’ve faced a lot of misunderstanding recently about what Attachment Parenting is, so I wanted to clarify what it is to me and how it is different from other styles of parenting.
Attachment Parenting Philosophy
Attachment parenting is not a list of rules. It is a [...]
by phdinparenting on June 22, 2008
This is the first of what I hope will be many book reviews of parenting books that I have read. I hope to include ones that I loved, ones that I hated and ones that I was unsure about. Enjoy and feel free to add your thoughts on the books or ask me questions if [...]
by phdinparenting on June 5, 2008
I don’t know what the qualifications are to become a coroner in Ontario, but I doubt there is a required course in statistics (also known as quantitative methods). If it was required, then Ontario Coroner Dr. Bert Lauwers skipped a few too many classes, is purposely trying to deceive the public, or is blinded by [...]
by phdinparenting on May 27, 2008
I’ve done a lot of reading about discipline. I know that I will never spank my children (see Project No Spank or Dr. Sears’ 10 Reasons Not to Hit Your Child to understand why). I will not belittle my children or otherwise verbally abuse them.
I’ve learned a lot from books that I’ve read on how to [...]
