When I speak at a prenatal childbirth class, I usually talk about "little things." The things which sometimes seem insignificant, but which in reality really do make a great deal of difference. Things like: fluoride drops, car seats, feeding the right foods, etc. (more…)
Puberty and the Tanner Scale, it’s development, rationale and use in adolescent medicine, intro and index
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.