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Is human nature inherently good or bad? And does this predict what type of parent you will be? Are humans good or bad? This question continues to fascinate us. When Dr.	13 Attachment Parenting hacks Attachment Parenting is more than a tick-boxed scorecard of babywearing and breastfeeding. It is so very much more. Attachment Parenting, for many of us, is a way of life.
Have guilt? Find your anchor point in parent support Guilt, unfortunately, seems to be inherent in parenting. It doesn't really matter how you parent, it's so tempting to compare ourselves to others and how they are relating to and raising up their children.	To reach peace, teach peace "To reach peace, teach peace." Share this meme from API's Facebook page.
Cultivating a peaceful family: 5 effective ways to tend to one's inner harmony Our children are keenly tuned in to us. They know very well how to read the signs that serve as the early warning system indicating the likelihood of an impending mom-meltdown. Over time, they have become skilled at rating the level of threat.	Raising compassionate kids in a violent world API promotes parenting practices that create strong, healthy emotional bonds between children and their parents. For life. So they can take those bonds with them into their adult lives and share them with their children.
How didn't the world could be With all the mass shootings and terrorist activities that have occurred this year in the United States and around the world, not to mention the last few years -- it is mind boggling, heart breaking and troubling to me as a parent whose goal is to... read more	One generation full of deeply loving parents "One generation full of deeply loving parents would change the brain of the next generation and with that, the world." Share this meme on API's blog and Facebook page.
Unless we teach our children... "Unless we teach our children peace, somebody else will teach them violence." Shares this meme on API's blog or Facebook page.	Daily tip: Social norms shape violent behavior Individuals who cause domestic violence share the same identity traits as those who victimize strangers. Read what the research says in this AP Month Daily Tip.

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