by phdinparenting on July 11, 2009
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I received an e-mail from a reader who is feeling alone and criticized due to her parenting choices. Unfortunately, she is not alone in feeling that way. A lot of people do. Here is her story:
I am a 23 year old mom, with a 2 1/2 year old son. I really [...]
by phdinparenting on March 26, 2009
Yesterday, I posted about the Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey and asked you to answer a few questions about your birth experience, either on your blog, in the comments or by e-mailing me. Today I am updating with my answers and the links to some of your answers (if you haven’t answered yet, please do still [...]
by phdinparenting on February 17, 2009
Due to a variety of very odd geopolitical realities and bureaucratic idiocies I chose to have my baby delivered by an obstetrician in a hospital. I knew going into it that my choice of birth setting and birth attendant meant that my chances of having a natural birth were significantly lowered. But I was committed [...]
by phdinparenting on November 15, 2008
We’re half way through NoBloPoMo and I’m looking for ideas for new posts, so I’ve decided to start a new series. About once per week, I’ll tackle a reader question about parenting with my art and science of parenting approach. That means I’ll see what research is out there on your question and I’ll also [...]