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How the word is not passed

October 13, 2026 By Robert Saul

An honest and humble assessment will always reveal that we need to do more to improve. We need to do a better job of passing the word so we can be better stewards of our society.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: Bryan Stevenson, caste, Clint Smith, history, How the word is passed, inequality, injustice, Isabel Wilkerson, justice, Kerner Commission, racial inequity, slavery, The Great Migration

Five lessons from a medical career and life – do they evolve?

October 4, 2026 By Robert Saul

The lessons of life are plentiful, so it is helpful to concentrate on a few of significant impact. That is what I will continue to do and improve daily.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: bias, lessons learned, lessons of life, parental intuition, shared humanity, smile, trust

Children and water mains

September 26, 2026 By Robert Saul

Water main breaks will continue, and we will jump into the breach quickly to correct the problem. Why can’t we do the same with similar crises for our children?

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: child advocacy, childhood, gun regulation, gun violence, water main break

Aren’t we all midwives?

September 21, 2026 By Robert Saul

We should all be midwives. While few of us will take on the awesome task of aiding childbirth (or should we), we can all use our human talents to nurture our fellow man.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: Isabel Wilkerson, Jim Crow, midwives, The Great Migration, train porters

Are we capable of genocide?

September 13, 2026 By Robert Saul

The lessons of genocide are quite pertinent today and demand that we continue the diligent journey to protect humanity for its own inhumanity.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: genocide, Raphael Lemkin, Samantha Power, William Proxmire

Why do I write books?

September 5, 2026 By Robert Saul

While pediatricians do not use holy water in their interactions, they do invest an incredible amount of professional experience and emotional energy as they engage in a partnership with their families.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: author, child advocacy, Columbine, pediatrics, the age of Columbine

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Dr. Saul deeply cares for all children. His advocacy on their behalf has led him to write this book for parents. We all need constant reminders about the optimal nurturing of children, and this book provides a multi-dimensional approach to parenting that is refreshingly new.

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  • Aren’t we all midwives?
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