By Ellen and Rachel on October 31, 2011
Nearly 1/4 of our children show signs of mood disorders, yet they aren’t getting the help they need. The results may be tragic.
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By Ellen and Rachel on October 31, 2011
May you and yours have a ghoulishy delicious time!
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By Ellen and Rachel on October 28, 2011
It’s not all about the candy anymore …
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By Ellen Schrier on October 27, 2011
This is new and I really don’t know how to handle it. Please help!
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Posted in Ask the Mamas
By Ellen and Rachel on October 27, 2011
New figures show America has the worst child abuse record in the industrialized world. Why?
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By Ellen Schrier on October 26, 2011
Let me clue you in to a frightening little fact about a common family behavior. It might just scare you straight!
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Posted in Listen Up
By Ellen and Rachel on October 26, 2011
Parents still worry that their vegetarian children will lack protein and vitamins. Not necessarily.
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By Rachel Zahn on October 25, 2011
Last week we heard from one of our Mamas regulars about an important article posted on the website, hearingfamilies.com. Ellen and I took a look and agreed: it includes valuable lessons and reminders for families of all kinds, not just those with hearing challenges and obvious communication difficulties. Enjoy! S-P-E-L-L it out for [...]
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By Ellen and Rachel on October 25, 2011
Is that sweet tooth hard-wired from birth? And why? Find out how sugar may actually help children!
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By Ellen and Rachel on October 24, 2011
Find out how to make it all about the treats and none of the tricks!
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