The Parent Voice

Sleep… What is sleep?

February 14, 2022
What a month it has been. My youngest, Caleb, has been having issues sleeping at night. He has been waking up almost every hour, and it has been exhausting!
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Delilah’s Toddler Routine

January 31, 2022
We finally got on a semi-solid schedule, and I love it! So, here's what Delilah's Toddler Schedule looks like.
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Going back to work

January 24, 2022
My maternity leave is ending soon, and I have such mixed feelings about going back to work. However, finding the right people or place to watch your child is crucial.
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Guest Blogger: Kyle Isaacs, Mouth Breathing and Sleep Issues

January 17, 2022
Signs your child may not be getting quality sleep and some steps you can take to help.
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Traveling with Children

January 10, 2022
Learning to travel in a car for long periods of time with one kid was a learning process, but with two it was even more of one, especially when one hates being in the car seat. Here are a few of the essentials that have helped with our travel experience.
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Delilah Learns to Cook

December 27, 2021
It's incredible to me how much she knows how to do in the kitchen already. It makes me feel so good to see that she's happy and excited to help me cook the same way I was cooking with my mom and Grandma.
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Partner Spotlight: Parenting Success Network

December 20, 2021
Learn about our partner, the Parenting Success Network!
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Introduction to Tiffany Newman

December 13, 2021
Hello there, my name is Tiffany. I hope to share some of my own stories with you, from things I have learned as a brand-new mom to a new mom of two.
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Dealing with a Sick Toddler and the Very Real Mom Burn Out

December 6, 2021
Our little family all got sick. We're all doing better now, but dealing with being sick myself, taking care of a sick Delilah, and then trying to get things back to normal once we were all well again, has left me feeling incredibly burnt out.
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Guest Blogger, Katy Allaback GAPS Early Learning Program: Fostering Concentration in the Young Child

November 15, 2021
Using the natural sciences and expressive arts as particular subjects of inspiration, our staff enjoy offering open-ended questions, intriguing dilemmas, and attractive environments to nurture the young child’s concentration. Here are some ideas on how you can foster concentration in your children.
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