Posts by blogEPantley

Enjoy your child’s “Unique-ness”

Enjoy your child’s “Unique-ness”

All children are unique. They all see life in their own way. Their personalities and life experiences color the way they act, the way they think, and the way they learn. They can respond differently from each other in the same exact situation. There isn’t one specific perfect way to raise all children – as they all require a slightly different parenting approach.

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Q&A with Elizabeth: Yelling, Sharing, and Dawdling

Q&A with Elizabeth: Yelling, Sharing, and Dawdling

Why do I always have to yell for my kids to do what I ask? ~ Lesley, mother to 2-year-old Lucy, 4-year-old Aiden and 6 year old Gloria

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Parents – the World Over, We are the Same

Parents – the World Over, We are the Same

A few years ago I visited the beautiful country of Australia. Whenever I travel – no matter where I go – I am always amazed to see that parents act like … parents.

Even in those places when I cannot understand the language spoken between parent and child I can clearly understand the language of their actions. When a child falls, a parent kisses the boo-boo. When a baby cries, a parent will cuddle and croon. When a toddler tantrums, a parent will look embarrassed and disapproving.

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4 Reasons that White Noise Improves Baby’s Sleep

4 Reasons that White Noise Improves Baby’s Sleep

White noise sounds are steady, unobtrusive, relaxing sounds, such as rainfall, ocean waves or a mother’s heartbeat. White noise can help many babies to relax and fall asleep more easily – and stay asleep longer.

Here are four reasons why it works.

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Q&A with Elizabeth: Flushing Fears and Resistant BMs

Q&A with Elizabeth: Flushing Fears and Resistant BMs

My son is afraid of the flushing of the toilet. How can I get him over this fear? ~ Melissa, mother of Liam

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