Mindy Wara Maciolek
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Tag Archives: Psychology
Each Day of Our Lives…
Posted in Parenting, Quotes
Tagged Children, Family, Happiness, Love, Mental Health, Motherhood, Parenting, Psychology, Quotes, Wellness
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What We Learn Before We Are Born
Though this Ted Talk is a few years old (2011), Annie Murphy Paul makes some interesting points about what we learn before we are born.
Posted in Behavior, Child Psychology, Education, Infant, Parenting, Science
Tagged Babies, Behavior, Brain Science, Children, Development, Education, Family, Food, Health, Illness Prevention, Mental Health, Motherhood, Parenting, Pregnancy, Psychology, Reading, Science, Ted Talks, Wellness
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Freedom to Play…
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How to Make Bedtime a Positive Experience
My sister and I moved the bunk beds so that we could watch television as it was reflected in our mirror from my parent’s bedroom. We would watch hours of Nick at Nite only to wake up cranky and unrested … Continue reading
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5 Tips to Increase Self-Confidence in Kids
Melissa from CloudMom.com offers 5 Tips to Increase Self-Confidence in Kids in her guest post on Sleeping Should Be Easy. These are her suggestions: Praise the effort, not the person or the result. We don’t have to be good at everything. … Continue reading
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Teach Children How to Think
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High Contrast Images for Infants
As an infant’s most under developed sense at birth, research has been conducted to learn more about infant eyesight since the 1960’s. After several studies, it has been proven that newborns can only clearly see about 8-10 inches in front … Continue reading
Posted in Child Psychology, Infant
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Treat a Child as though…
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How Much Screen Time Is too Much?
With all of the most innovative technology at our fingertips, and at the fingertips of our children, how much screen time is too much? According to Michigan State University (MSU), “more than 40 percent of infants under 5 months of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, Babies, Behavior, Brain Science, Children, Education, Health, Media, Mental Health, Parenting, Psychology, Screen Time, Television
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