How to Play with Your Baby
Children grow through play at every age.
Children’s play is an essential ingredient for growing abilities of all kinds—cognitive, social, emotional,…
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Babies
Immaculate Deception: Suzanne Arms Reads The Introduction
Since 1973, Suzanne Arms has been an outspoken visionary, multi-book author, photojournalist, inspired teacher and public speaker: wise, passionate and…
Why Babies Need Dads Too
The brain is shaped by early experience, specifically, the mothering (nurturing responsive care) we receive from mothers and fathers.
Fathers and mothers and…
“Grit” Training for Babies?
The idea of “grit” is hot right now. Schools and businesses are taking up an emphasis on grit, the perseverance to get a job done. Often, Walter Mischel’s…
Postpartum Sexuality
After having a child, the new mother has a very complex hormonal cocktail in her system, which is very different from what's going on with the father of the new…
A New Mother Blessing
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A New Mother Blessing
By Gina Hassan, PhD
What I wish for you is to be accepting of not knowing,
And to be…
Bullying Starts With Babies
Adults seem to have an easier time pointing fingers at child bullies than at adult bullies. There’s a notion that children are bullies by nature. Wrong. Adults…
Core Concepts Of Birth Psychology With Marti Glenn, PhD, and Kate White
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Can Isolated Babies Become “Real” Human Beings?
'It doesn't happen all at once,' said the Skin Horse. 'You become. It takes a long time. That's why it doesn't happen often to people who break easily, or…
The Cry-It-Out/Self-Soothing Debate: How Curiosity Can Drive Out Fear
Editor's Note: Suzanne Zeedyk, PhD, is Kindred's UK Contributing Editor. Across the pond, they refer to "cry-it-out" methods of sleep training as…