School of Smock
by Jessica Smock, Ed.D.
Before my son was born, I had a lot of plans for how I was going to parent. I read lots of books and made assessments based on what I observed from my friends' parenting challenges. I thought that I …
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When I pictured having a child before my son was born, I imagined him as either an infant -- rocking him to sleep, swaddled in blankets -- or as a young child, probably a preschooler or kindergarten …
Are we raising kids to be more aggressive, anxious, and depressed because we use strollers and carriers, don't breastfeed exclusively, and sleep train? At a symposium at Notre Dame, researchers …
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