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Affection and Physical Touch

Affection and Physical Touch

There have been a number of recent studies that highlight the relationship between parental affection and children’s happiness and success…

Empathy and Compassion

Empathy and Compassion

Empathy and Compassion: Our children will learn it from us. They will learn it from how we feel it, show…

2017 Top Health Blog – Compassionate Sleep Solutions

2017 Top Health Blog – Compassionate Sleep Solutions

Sleep Is An Increasing Health Issue/Borderline Health Crisis Last week I lost a lot of sleep. I am in a…

Fantasy and Reality Parenting

Fantasy and Reality Parenting

What happens when our fantasy of how we hoped we would be as parents meets the reality of our child?…

Fall Back Into Solution

Fall Back Into Solution

Every summer we get off of our routine with sleep and with life in general. We all fall out of…

Infant Sleep and Parental Self-soothing

Infant Sleep and Parental Self-soothing

A typical day in the life of my Inbox Email Subject: Help with crying From: Aaron and his ten-month-old daughter:…

Baby Sleep: On Their Own – With Our Help

Baby Sleep: On Their Own – With Our Help

A typical day in the life of my Inbox.  Email subject: HELP!!!! From: Alex and her eight-month-old baby. I don’t…

Mom with newborn sleeping in her arms

SIDS Data – Is YOUR baby at risk?

Most likely the answer is – no.  I have added some charts that I found interesting and informative along with…

The Kitchen Sink of Mindfulness

The Kitchen Sink of Mindfulness

In his book The Miracle of Mindfulness: An Introduction to the Practice of Meditation,  Thich Nhat Hanh offers everyday moments where we can…

Meditation Made Simple – Grounding Meditation

Meditation Made Simple – Grounding Meditation

Mindfulness practices can be simple. They can be short. They must be practiced. Like any habit mindfulness must be done consistently…

Toddlers Need An Accurate Mirror!

Toddlers Need An Accurate Mirror!

What is the biggest mistake a parent can make with a toddler? Yesterday, a father asked me this great question…

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