The University of Notre Dame has released information from a study
they conducted regarding the negative effects of some current
childcare practices. In so many ways kids are better off today than
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So much has been written about the modern dilemma men are facing.
In the past, it was women who were struggling to have it all. They
wanted to have well paying careers, children, and a fulfilling
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A Russian medical proverb states: "Feelings that have no vent in
words, may make other organs weep." This means that the way we feel
- especially being sad, feeling hurt or angry - can have very
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This may not come from my 7 years of medical training for a career
in pediatrics, but after our first big family trip (i.e. it
involved an airplane) and being the parents of 3 children, I feel
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Some studies seem incredibly silly and leave me wondering if
researchers were at a loss for what to do with grant money. But, as
a social scientist myself, I can’t help but to be intrigued by even
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You’ve heard me say (or write) this before that when it comes to
children with developmental delays, research and experience have
demonstrated how early intervention (EI) is key. The problem with
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Can peas replace Prozac pills and apples replace Abilify tablets?
Hippocrates, who believed in the healing power of nature, may have
been on to something when he advised us nearly 25 centuries ago to
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There is a tendency for people to come to therapy with the
expressed desire of feeling better, and by this, many mean off
loading their painful or unpleasant emotions. There is also a
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One of the greatest joys I find as a pediatrician involves those
interactions I have with parents of a first child. And although the
arrival of any child is always a special and amazing experience,
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