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Tag Archives: Attachment Parenting
Meaningful friendships are hard to find these days
For me, I find it hard to have meaningful friendships lately. I didn’t used to. I had a lot of friends at different intellectual levels than I and I could easily adapt to all of them and feel quite fulfilled. … Continue reading →
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I think co-sleeping saved my baby.
Since I’ve been in a nostalgic mood for my babies, I figured I’d post one more personal story from the not-so-distant past. This is in part because I read this blog post from another mom blogger, Jess, about co-sleeping and … Continue reading →
My breastfeeding story (and this is what nursing a toddler looks like while studying).
Breastfeeding – it’s one topic I haven’t discussed here on my blog. Not because it’s controversial, but because it’s a little out of place now that my breastfeeding days are sadly past. You can bet I would have been blogging … Continue reading →
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