1415 Timberlane Road, Market Square Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-668-2119 bestbegin@yahoo.com Mon-Fri(10am-6pm) Saturday (10am-3pm), Closed Sundays Parenting Links pregancy/birth links          breastfeeding links The Natural Child Project- Articles and Resources for Caring Parents Attachment Parenting International- Peaceful Parenting for a Peaceful World Ask Dr. Sears- America's Favorite Pediatrician Dr. Jay Gordon- Pediatrician and Author The Aware Parenting Institute Elizabeth Pantley, Author and Parent Educator Vehicle and Carseat Safety - Buying Guides and Articles Signing With Your Baby! Magical Childhood-Looking for something different to do with your kids today? _______________________________________________ Co-Sleeping Co-Sleeping-  Yes? No?  Sometimes ? by Dr. Sears Ten Reasons to Sleep Next to Your Child at Night by Jan Hunt The Benefits of Co-Sleeping by Macall Gordon Safe Cosleeping by Dr. Jay Gordon Should I Let My Baby Sleep with Me? (Bed Sharing Safety Tips) byAletha Solter, Ph.D. Is it safe to sleep with my baby? by Elizabeth Pantley Go Ahead—Sleep With Your Kids.The urge is natural. Surrender to it. By Robert Wright Infant and Toddler Sleep 8 Infant Sleep Facts Every Parent Should Know by Dr. Sears Sleep Index at AskDrSears.com Changing The Sleep Pattern In The Family Bed by Dr. Jay Gordon Four-month-old wakes up frequently at night by Aletha Solter, Ph.D. Sleeping through the Night by Katherine A. Dettwyler, Ph.D. Night Waking: or, Will I Ever Get A Good Night’s Sleep Again? by James McKenna, PhD,Professor of Anthropology, Pomona College Should my baby be sleeping through the night? Early Bedtime Means Better Baby Sleep by Elizabeth Pantley Newborn Babies and Sleep by Elizabeth Pantley Nursing to Sleep and Other Comfort Nursing Should I let my baby cry it out? by Elizabeth Pantley Wonderful Sounds for Sleep by Elizabeth Pantley, Regular Naps Improve Nighttime Sleep by Elizabeth Pantley "Spoiling" baby Spoiling by Dr. Sears The Fear of Being Permissive by Sidney Craig, Ph.D. Learning Through Compassion by Jan Hunt, M.Sc. So I Nursed Him Every 45 Minutes by Elizabeth N. Baldwin The Baby is the Book by Jan Hunt, M.Sc. A Baby Cries: How Should Parents Respond? by Jan Hunt, M.Sc. Crying for Comfort: Distressed Babies Need to be Held by Aletha Solter, Ph.D. What to do when your baby cries by Aletha Solter, Ph.D. My baby is only happy when I’m within arm’s reach. Have I made her so clingy? by Elizabeth Pantley Children Need Touching and Attention, Harvard Researchers Say by Alvin Powell Wearing Baby Baby wearing by Dr. Sears Ten Reasons to Wear your Baby by Laura Simeon, MA, MLIS Babywearing Made Simple by Rachel Bartlett The Benefits of Babywearing Gentle Discipline 10 Ways Attachment Parenting Makes Discipline Easier by Dr. Sears It is Never Right to Hit a Child, interview by Noreen Taylor Rewards and Praise: The Poisoned Carrot by Robin Grille What to do When You Want to Have a Tantrum by Macall Gordon & Tricia Jalbert The Disadvantages of Time-Out byAletha Solter, Ph.D. Twenty Alternatives to Punishment by Aletha Solter, Ph.D. Understanding Tears and Tantrums by Aletha Solter, Ph.D. Is spanking an effective form of discipline? by Elizabeth Pantley Positive Discipline Guidelines from the book Positive Discipline by Jane Nelsen I Was Punished, and I Turned Out Just Fine excerpt from “Parents Who Love Too Much” by Jane Nelsen, Cheryl Erwin. Attachment Theory The Science of Attachment:The Biological Roots of Love by Lauren Lindsey Porter Bonding Matters. . .The Chemistry of Attachment by Linda F. Palmer, DC The Body Chemistry of Attachment by Dr. Sears Baby Love by Elizabeth Pantley, Author of Hidden Messages Fussy/High- need babies and toddlers Fussy or High Need Baby Fussy Baby Index at askdrsears.com 12 Features of a High-Need Babies Loving the High-Need Baby By Roxanne Willems Snopek The (Un)Official Parent FAQ and Survival Guide for High Need, Colicky and Fussy Babies Toddler Tips for  High-Need Toddlers by LLL Your "high need" baby: Seven ways to cope Parenting Emotionally Intense Gifted Children By Lesley Sword Resources for Supportive Grandparenting Rearing Babies: Then and Now by Mila N. DeWitt Ph.D. Your Grandchild is Breastfed? Bad News and Good News. by Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC Attached Grandparenting by Paula Yount

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