From the monthly archives: May 2011
There’s a great article in the WSJ today called Blanks for the Memories. Melinda Beck writes
Why we remember some scenes from early childhood and forget others has long intrigued scientists—as well as parents striving to create happy memories for their kids. One of the biggest mysteries: why most people can’t seem to […]
Our doctor advised us that we could start The Kid on solid foods anytime after four months if he showed real interest. She also advised us to try to be adventurous, because what they have been finding is that infants that are exposed to a wide variety of foods and flavors are […]
I wasn’t shocked, but I was definitely disappointed when I read Dominique Browning’s op-ed, Hitting the Bottle, in The New York Times. We like to think that when we buy a BPA-free product for our children that whatever is replacing the BPA isn’t harmful. Unfortunately, BPA (or Bisphenol A) serves an important function–it helps harden […]
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