No doubt you’ve seen this week’s coverage of Attachment Parenting by TIME Magazine, or at least have heard about it. Now is your opportunity to learn what Attachment Parenting really is all about, from Attachment Parenting International, and from Dr. William Sears (featured in the TIME piece) in his own words, along with other experts on Attachment Parenting. You might be surprised by what TIME Magazine failed to mention about the truths of Attachment Parenting, a wholesome parenting approach designed for all families, whether breastfeeding or not — and, refreshingly, without a hint of sensationalism.
And if you’re ready to move on from the TIME Magazine discussion, we’re still offering our usual, robust line-up of featured articles:
Stop Hitting! an interview with Nadine Block, cofounder of the Center for Effective Discipline and SpankOut Day April 30th
How to Raise a Disrespectful Teen and Celebrate Your Toddler’s “No!” by Canadian parenting educator Judy Arnall
Progressive Parenting: Inspired Thinking or Parental Neglect by Australian parenting educator Chaley-Ann Scott
Comparing Children and The Technology of Attachment and The Invisible Bond Not Limited to Parents by Israeli parenting educator Shoshana Hayman
Nurturing Touch is Amazing by international infant massage trainer Suzanne P. Reese
What Happens to the Brain When We “Lose It” by American parenting educator & API leader Kelly Bartlett
Baby Signing a Practical Way of Communicating by American API leader Jamie Birdsong Nieroda
Responding to Lying Positively by managing editor & API leader Rita Brhel
Recipe for Raising Healthy Eaters by American parenting educator Sarine Behar Natkin
Connecting with Older Children during Pregnancy by associate editor Kathleen Mitchell-Askar
Breastfeeding on Demand is OK by American API leader Ashley Franz
Parents Need Play, Too by American mother Carrie Kerr
Effects of Breast Implants on Lactation by Lance Hugh
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