Generally speaking, our primary responsibilities in the care of our children consist of simply feeding, clothing, and driving them places. But there will be times when they need much more from us.
A colleague of mine, Dr. Greg Barrett, has written quite a bit about discipline and I have too. We have similar philosophies but what would it look like if we should share a case together and discuss our approaches. Would we agree? Would there be things you could learn from our discussion? Let’s see!
The thirty-nine MILLION people in the world who are blind, the vast majority due to preventable or curable diseases, now have hope for diagnosis and possible care due to a new smart phone device – which is explained in this TED talk. A smart phone that does an eye exam!
[A dentist desires contact for makers of the dental ID discs written about in a previous article.] (more…)
[A “worried mum” from the UK is concerned about her four-year-old son’s multiple health problems: sore throats, antibiotics, mold and night cramps.] (more…)
[Site no longer active – which makes me sorry for you. You really should have seen it in it’s day!] “What would you do if you weren’t afraid” is the subtitle of a blog by a Boise Idaho family who rode their bicycles the entire American continent – Alaska to Argentina. Mom, dad and twin […]
Your teen will probably never ask you if they’re ready to have sex; but, they might read a pamphlet about it…