In DC (and in many other cities) there seems to be a lack of time. We are all rushing to work, school and back home again. What can we parents do to slow things down to be there for our kids and family? Read on to learn more in this article I wrote a while back for the National Association of Social Worker’s Help Starts Here.
Here are some useful posts I have written for new parents.
There’s no “right” way to feel when you’re a new dad
There has been a lot written about new moms but this post by new dad, David Sternberg, LICSW does a wonderful job of identifying the many different ways you can feel as a new father.
Taking Antidepressants While Pregnant: Local Doctors and Moms Weigh In
It’s important that expectant and new moms and their loved ones have all the facts when addressing their mental health and well- being. The following post consists of interviews with women and their doctors regarding taking medication during pregnancy.
Brené Brown: Be the Adult You Want Your Children to Be
This is an older post I wrote in 2012 for the Washington Post blog, On Parenting. It is still relevant because it applies to anyone who wants to live and parent more wholeheartedly.
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