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How Racism Harms Pregnant Women – And What Can Help
Racism is making people sick -- especially black women and babies, says Miriam Zoila Pérez. The doula turned journalist explores the relationship between…
Follow Our Children’s Lead To A Creative Lifeforce – An Award…
What is really happening when you feel like your child is "pestering" you for attention? What would happen if you responded?
In this…
Morality: Seeds Must Be Planted Rightly In Early Life
Moral Dispositions Are Influenced By Neurobiological Foundations In Childhood
It’s easy for us to believe that reasoning about moral issues is the most…
How Opinions Handicap Learning
I tend to find all kinds of odd and everyday things enormously interesting. The cells and networks that make up my brain certainly qualify in the odd and…
Bruce Lipton On Conscious Parenting: Resolving Biology And Psychology
Conscious Parenting (FTF Films) from FeedTheFire Films on Vimeo.
"Psychology is based on biology, but in the last few years biology has undergone a…
Resilience: The Biology Of Stress And The Science Of Hope
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THE CHILD MAY NOT REMEMBER, BUT THE BODY REMEMBERS.
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Letter from the Editor – March 2017
From Kindred's March 2017 Newsletter:
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THE question of 2017 is put to us succinctly in Darcia Narvaez's new essay: Are We Raising Humans Or Fearful…
You Are Not A Hypocrite (For Activists Moms And Dads!)
Many years ago when I was the editor and publisher of Kindred magazine (yes, this Kindred!), I became the butt of a certain joke with my children. Kindred…
Sing Me a Book And Read Me a Song: March Is “Read Aloud From…
“It isn’t just baby’s body that is growing this first year, baby’s brain is developing even more rapidly. Build Baby’s Brain With Books.” says Dr. John…
We Need An NRA For Nature
The other day, I received a note from a good friend, photojournalist Anne Pearse Hocker. In the 1970s, she snuck across a no man’s land into the Wounded Knee…