Frankly, the topic of infant sleep is probably the most frequently asked group of questions from new parents and in the “top 3” for all parents; but still…. there’s a lot of “wives tails” lurking about in the topic.
Parkinson’s Disease—Renaissance Man in the Age of Enlightenment
Julie Lythcott-Haims is a Harvard lawyer but we’ll try not to hold that against her; mainly, because she is also the mother of two teenagers and deserves some slack. Her other life experiences are being married (to the same husband) for over 25 years despite living in silicon valley and caring for her elderly mother. Oh, yea, and she’s the author of the NY Times best selling book: How to raise an adult written while she was dean of freshmen for 10 years at Stanford.
[A parent asks a question about an MRI, spinal taps and behavior in their child following and proceeding these procedures.] (more…)
[Update: the article is still there but you have to overlook the really cluttered look of his new (or lack thereof) styling. The concept is just as valid as ever and a really short but good read] An interesting article by Dr. David Palmiter (psychologist) discussing five questions parents should ask and answer for themselves […]
[Site no longer active – camped on by some recruiter] At the behest of an altruistic humanitarian doing work with the poor in the tenements of New York’s Lower East Side, Lina Rogers RN entered the schools to see if she could make a difference in October of 1902 – dressings were changed (rat bites), […]
