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Measles in children – March 15, 2024

March 15, 2024 By Robert Saul

Dr. Bob:  I am concerned about the spread of measles in Florida and some other states.  Could it spread to South Carolina and do I need to be worried?  My children have received both of their measles shots but some of their classmates have not.  Could they still get it?    Answer:  Your concerns are…

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A Joyous Journey

March 11, 2024 By Robert Saul

I wasn’t sure what retirement would be like.  I knew that I would be “retiring” but vowed to not withdraw from service to children and families.1   My commitment to advocacy could not be time-limited. I could not withdraw from the work at hand. But it would be different. When I was working, I felt that…

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: Connie Maxwell Children's Ministries, Dr. Bruce Perry, flourishing, predictably unpredictable, Resilience, restoration, The McCall Center, trauma-informed care, unpredictably predictable

Screen time in early childhood – March 8, 2024

March 7, 2024 By Robert Saul

Dr. Bob:  I just read that children are exposed to too much screen time in early life.  I see little children everywhere holding smart phones or tablets watching something.  I worry about my grandchildren having too much screen time.  What can I tell my daughter and son-in-law about the hazards of screen time? Answer:  Modern…

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Conscious Parenting – Basic Traits

March 3, 2024 By Robert Saul

I am convinced that we are never really done “parenting,” even for folks without children or with grown children.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: ability to change, ability to not change, childhood happiness, citizenship, conscious parenting, empathy, forgiveness, happiness, humility, love for others, optimism, parenting, patience, persistence, rational discourse, sincerity, sustained involvement, vulnerability

Bedtime for children – March 1, 2024

March 1, 2024 By Robert Saul

Dr. Bob:  Bedtime continues to be a real struggle at our house.  Our 3-year-old daughter keeps pushing back the time to go to bed and comes up with every excuse that she can.  We are tired and want to get her settled down.  What suggestions do you have? Answer:  We have all had this problem…

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Heart break continues

February 25, 2024 By Robert Saul

The heart break of gun violence continues. Early in 2024, there were more mass shootings than days in the year.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: children, Columbine, gun regulation, gun violence, heart break, love, Newtown, Sandy Hook, Uvalde

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