Comments on: Sanity is a Starbucks Venti Peppermint White Mocha http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/46 Happenings of Aidan with musings by his lucky parents Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:47:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Lori http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/46#comment-20 Lori Wed, 09 Jan 2008 04:05:07 +0000 http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/46#comment-20 I have read this book, and you are right...it is wonderful and insightful. It really gives you the idea that you are the empowered parent and he is giving you insight into why your child in is a certain phase. Thanks for the feedback, though. I am always interested in suggested reading. :-) Lori I have read this book, and you are right…it is wonderful and insightful. It really gives you the idea that you are the empowered parent and he is giving you insight into why your child in is a certain phase.

Thanks for the feedback, though. I am always interested in suggested reading. :-)
Lori

]]> By: Preemie Twins' Nanny http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/46#comment-19 Preemie Twins' Nanny Wed, 09 Jan 2008 01:17:15 +0000 http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/46#comment-19 This is really insightful, "Aidan is in one of his phases. Short naps. Lots of nighttime awakenings. He seems to do this whenever he is about to master a new skill." And really hard I'd imagine. Glad you've got that Starbucks! Some days know no other cure. Brazelton shares your opinion on this one, have you read Touchpoints? You might enjoy it, the family I'm with now loves it. It doesn't give advice on action as much as it gives explanations and suggestions, so I'm not saying, "buy this book and do what it says," but "you might enjoy this, it comes from a similar perspective." (although I imagine you've already read it, right?) This is really insightful, “Aidan is in one of his phases. Short naps. Lots of nighttime awakenings. He seems to do this whenever he is about to master a new skill.” And really hard I’d imagine. Glad you’ve got that Starbucks! Some days know no other cure.

Brazelton shares your opinion on this one, have you read Touchpoints? You might enjoy it, the family I’m with now loves it. It doesn’t give advice on action as much as it gives explanations and suggestions, so I’m not saying, “buy this book and do what it says,” but “you might enjoy this, it comes from a similar perspective.” (although I imagine you’ve already read it, right?)

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