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Check out the latest episode of @parenthealth with @DrMadelineL!
We talk about her current book, Ready or Not, & how to best prepare our children & ourselves for an uncertain and rapidly changing world.
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Parents often ask me, “If you could make just one rule when it comes to teens and technology, what would it be?”
That’s simple: No tech in the bedroom.
The reasons might surprise you.
Are you considering purchasing your child’s first #cellphone this holiday season? For guidelines and resources on this topic, visit #AACAP’s Facts For Families on “Preparing For Your Child’s First Cell Phone” #kidsandphones https://t.co/IKhMh3XWMA
"The first thing to shine on a young child is a gaze, the gaze of love, the gaze that says, ‘I recognize you, I see you.'” — David Brooks, author and @nytimes columnist @LindaFlanagan2
How parents can help their kids feel seen
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@LDamour Love this! Hadn’t previously heard the suggestion of “3 ways we can be together”…brilliant!
Also what do you do if your kids are older and still mortified by our dance moves?!?! 😂
Such a great episode with Dr. Jane Nelsen! Love her message of Positive Discipline teaching parents to be both kind & firm. Positive Discipline teaches our kids important social & life skills in a respectful & encouraging manner. Thank you Jane!
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It can be hard to know how to react when teens talk about the risks their peers are taking. Here’s a way to respond that can point the conversation in a useful direction.
Found this article by @sacjai inspiring & motivating.
A call to action for physicians to stop waiting for an external force or "white night" to fix healthcare; we need to step up and take ownership of healthcare & the broken status quo.
This perspective & advice from @LoriGottlieb1 is great.
Reminds me of the quote, “If you’re not dealing with your stuff, everyone else around you is.” Not sure who to give credit for that, but it has stuck with me!
“Relational issues are childhood issues in disguise.”
Often we don’t realize we’re carrying around old stories & bringing them into new relationships.
Stories told by adults who had unresolved issues & projected them *onto* you.
My chat @jayshetty ➡️https://t.co/Z0jiCNav41
If you take your child into your bed every time they wake up early, they are not going to start sleeping in on their own.
Read the full article: Toddler Early Morning Awakenings: What To Do About Them
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#SleepTraining#EarlyMorningAwakenings