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Review: The Science of Parenting
By Louise Rogers on 25/08/2006 01:31:03
Margot Sunderland's latest book looks at the long-term effects of many common parenting practices, such as sleep training and controlled crying.
of it – can be a little daunting, but it provides a solid empirical framework to Sunderland’s theories. As a result of her research, Sunderland advocates a strongly child-centred approach to parenting, encouraging us to give plenty of cuddles, love
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Review: The Mommy Brain
By Louise Rogers on 30/08/2006 02:47:13
Pretty much everyone you meet will tell you that motherhood will ‘wreck your memory’, ‘destroy your brain cells’ or give you ‘nappy brain’. Does it alter our own perception of what's to come?
perception of our surroundings (protecting and nurturing our young) to multi-tasking (obvious really), motivation and resilience. Despite being packed with good, solid science, this book is an accessible read, with a human touch to balance out all those facts
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Buyer's Guide to highchairs and boosters
By Louise Rogers on 07/09/2012 00:02:54
High chairs, boosters and everything else you need to get your baby to the table. But can you make him eat?
As your baby grows bigger and more and more people keep asking, 'Is he on solids yet?', your thoughts will undoubtedly turn to high chairs. The first thing to remember, however, is that you probably won’t need one as soon as you start weaning. Even
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