Dr. Gwenn’s Huffington Post Blog
We have been trying to potty train our 3 1/2 granddaughter. She does pretty well with the pee, but bowel movements have not been successful. She says “the poopy doesn’t listen to her”. We can’t send her to preschool because you have to be fully potty trained.
We want to be safe – in the skies. Yet “we” get angry when the powers that be put in place technology and safety practices that do just that. Does that make sense?
Have your kids ever asked about those “male enhancement” ads? Here’s some advice for handling those sticky situations.
How do you deal with medical “stuff” – tests, news, appointments? Some of us are laid back while others get anxious and uptight.
We have a special tradition this time of year our entire extended family has come to value. We call it “the Charity Pie” tradition. Each year we make a small cash donation to a charity in the area who organizes meals for the homeless during the holidays….
“My daughter turned two in March and I potty trained her and She will only go with me. Luckily for her I work at her preschool but how do I help her to start going potty with her teacher and grandparents?”
Preparing for a new school year is always challenging, and always catches even the most organized of parents off guard. In the blink of an eye, summer is over and we’re in school mode again – just like that!
There is a sort of kindred spirit among parents that can be wonderfully supportive. It can help other parents feel not so lost as they sort out issues with their own kids, regardless of age, and especially for first time and expectant parents.
I live in an area where there are some fun areas to walk to. To get to my favorite rehydrating spot, I have to first cross one sticky intersection.
