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Jun 7, 2022

Create Support With Your Quiet, Loving Presence

Loving parents always suffer a little when witnessing their child’s sadness from a loss. Knowing that disappointments will inevitably...

Jun 7, 2022

From the Beginning, Emphasize Persistence and Hard Work

Even during her early months, be aware that the words you use to communicate with a baby make a difference. Although initially, she does...

Jun 7, 2022

Avoid Negating Encouraging Words

Avoid: I’m So Proud of You Statements such as “I’m so proud of you,” can instantly ruin your efforts to encourage babies, children, and...

Jun 5, 2022

Outcomes of Neglect

The outcome of Neglect (A Heartbreaking Concern for Victims of Neglect) A neglected baby will eventually give up. Many years ago, a...

Jun 5, 2022

Jesus said, "Bring the children to me."

The Baby Spread the Message of Joy On Christmas afternoon, our 19-month-old great-granddaughter, Daisy clearly demonstrated the reason...

Jun 5, 2022

Bad or Good?

Is Baby Bad or Good—or Just Being a Baby? As much as I like adjectives, there will be times when verbs will be more useful. From the...

Jun 5, 2022

A LESSON LEARNED WITH NATURAL CONSEQUENCE

Story of a Cold Wind and Wearing a Coat For 52 1/2 years, I have enjoyed a friendship with a wonderful woman, named Marian. Years ago,...

Jun 5, 2022

Reduce the Number of No's

Safe-Guard Your Home When your baby begins crawling, everything she sees becomes an invitation to explore. As you baby-proof your home,...

Jun 5, 2022

Offering Choices

Clash Between Safety and Adventure Although initially, survival drives the baby’s behavior, she will soon begin to attempt to tell you...

Jun 5, 2022

Inuit Parents Teach Control of Anger

Definitions The names “Eskimo/Eskimos” have grown in disfavor in recent years. The terms refer to people living in the Arctic coastal...