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Confident Mom Interview #3: Lenore Skenazy of Free-Range Kids
Do you remember the media hubbub from a couple years back, when a woman labeled by some as “America’s Worst Mom” let her kid ride the NYC subway all by himself? I thought so. I chatted with Lenore Skenazy of … Continue reading
Posted in Confident mom interview, Lessons in parenting, motherhood, Research and resources
Tagged anxiety, baby bath water thermometer, baby knee pads, fear-based ads, free-range kids, free-range parenting, kidslocator, law and order, lenore skenazy, media saturation, motherhood, new parents, parenthood, wisdom
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Well nourished
Sometimes I worry (shocking, I know) that Stella and I don’t venture out often enough for grand adventures. You know, to the Woodland Park Zoo or Pike Place Market. But then I turn on the vacuum or open the refrigerator … Continue reading
Posted in Baby food, Lessons in parenting, Life with a baby, Milestones
Tagged awesomeness, baby, Baby food, brewer's yeast for babies, cava, flaxseed oil for babies, homemade baby food, infant, infant nutrition, jane iredale foundation, mighty o donuts, motherhood, ng tube weaning success, nine months old, occupational therapy, pagliacci pizza, roro's bbq, spoon feeding, Super Baby Food, tube weaning success, wisdom, yogurt
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Japanese Proverb
“Fall seven times, stand up eight.”
