One cardinal principle in parenting – a dysregulated parent cannot regulate a child. By regulation, I mean the ability to be present, attentive, attuned and responsive to the needs of the child.
SSNRs
Infant mental health – Part II
To optimize the development and well-being of our children, the physical health and the mental health must be considered at every step.
Infant mental health – Part I
Of all the things that we do in society, infant mental health is the most crucial of all.
Trust – multifaceted and hopefully pervasive
Developing and nurturing trust should be a constant process.
More alike than different
Living with artificial differences can be healthy so long we understand our commonality and embrace our humanity.
Ban Corporal Punishment in Schools
Corporal punishment has no demonstrable positive effects. In the short-term, the child might be fearful or obedient, but in the long-term, there is no consistent improvement in behavior.