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Babies can’t self-soothe, and that’s OK

Author Effie MorchiPosted on August 22, 2017Categories Engage in Nighttime Parenting, Feed with Love and Respect, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Prepare for Pregnancy, Birth, & Parenting, Presence, Principles, Provide Consistent & Loving Care, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching Peace, Use Nurturing TouchTags responding to baby's cries, responding with sensitivityLeave a comment on Babies can’t self-soothe, and that’s OK

Children learn by example

Author Effie MorchiPosted on August 16, 2017Categories APtly Said, Engage in Nighttime Parenting, Feed with Love and Respect, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Practice Positive Discipline, Prepare for Pregnancy, Birth, & Parenting, Presence, Principles, Provide Consistent & Loving Care, Respond with Sensitivity, Strive for Balance, Use Nurturing TouchTags positive disciplineLeave a comment on Children learn by example

Peace in society starts with peace in the home

Author Effie MorchiPosted on August 9, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Practice Positive Discipline, Prepare for Pregnancy, Birth, & Parenting, Principles, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching PeaceTags peaceful parenting, teaching peaceLeave a comment on Peace in society starts with peace in the home

World Breastfeeding Week 2017

Author API BlogPosted on August 1, 2017Categories Feed with Love and Respect, General Interest, World Breastfeeding Week 2017Tags WBW 2017, World Breastfeeding weekLeave a comment on World Breastfeeding Week 2017

A parenting movement

Author Effie MorchiPosted on July 24, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Presence, Principles, Teaching PeaceTags attachment parenting, Attachment Parenting InternationalLeave a comment on A parenting movement

A sign of strength

Author Effie MorchiPosted on July 19, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Practice Positive Discipline, Principles, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching PeaceTags healing childhood wounds, positive disciplineLeave a comment on A sign of strength

Laying the foundation for empathy

Author Effie MorchiPosted on July 11, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Prepare for Pregnancy, Birth, & Parenting, Principles, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching PeaceTags attachment parenting, raising a child with empathyLeave a comment on Laying the foundation for empathy

To help your baby develop empathy

Author Effie MorchiPosted on July 4, 2017July 4, 2017Categories APtly Said, General Interest, Parenting without Shame, Prepare for Pregnancy, Birth, & Parenting, Principles, Respond with Sensitivity, Teaching PeaceTags respond to baby's cries, Respond with SensitivityLeave a comment on To help your baby develop empathy

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