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Good parenting skills develop over a lifetime. Some methods of parenting may offer quick fixes that do not work for every family. Getting to know your baby is crucial.

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Attachment parenting advocates have several practices, including co-sleeping and baby-wearing, that others may consider eccentric.

Kate Evans' accessible, informative book is a unique exploration of breastfeeding and related issues using humorous cartoons as well as plenty of factual information.

Why you should avoid the American Academy of Pediatrics "Guide to Your Child's Sleep".

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Introduced into the mainstream by Dr. William Sears, and centered around natural child-rearing methods, Attachment Parenting is a growing trend among today's new parents.

Baby Wise gives parents a strategy for training infants to sleep alone from the newborn stage, but it is not suitable for everyone.

School-aged children have outgrown the typical basics of attachment parenting. How can a parent stay attached past the preschool years?

The Baby Whisperer's parenting advice offers a middle of the road approach that is an excellent alternative to cry-it-out sleep training, but it's not for everyone.

In this busy world it can seem hard for parents to stay as connected to their older children. Here are some tips to keep the strong bonds of love growing as kids grow.