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Editor's Pick: AP Month on "Celebrating Family" This year's AP Month, which begins today, centers on the same theme as API's portion of the 2014 conference" "Cherishing Parents, Flourishing Children." You can follow along each day of October on the 2014 AP Month Calendar at... read more	2014 Conference: Life Giving, Mindful Beginnings Darcia Narvaez, psychology researcher at Notre Dame University, opened this first session of the 2014 API Conference presenting on the early body-mind co-construction of the infant by caregivers and the difference between healthy right-brain... read more
2014 Conference: The Milky Way “The Milky Way” film was powerful, here at the 2014 API Conference, where the film’s producers were available for discussion.	20 Years of Advocating for Families Twenty years ago, we had a dream and this anniversary conference at Notre Dame this week is a fulfillment of that dream!
Spanking and the Golden Rule The good news is that there is so much more that we know now about child development and brain development that there are so many more options for parents and caregivers that really do work so much more than spanking ever did -- and keeps... read more	Two API Reads Features - Join in the Discussion This is the exciting month for API Reads in which you the reader get to choose which direction you’ll go in your reading!
The Clown is Sometimes Serious When we think of a child in a certain way, we lock him right into the way we perceive him. Without intending to do so, we imprison children into patterns of behaving.	The House of Timothy, an Attachment Parenting Inspiration I wanted to do something to prevent the crisis and not just offer crisis management.
Choosing a Preschool The thought of sending my first child to preschool always had me worried.	Mothering: An interview with Peggy O'Mara Peggy O'Mara -- a mother of four who was an absolutely integral force in starting and carrying the Attachment Parenting movement for 35 years through her magazine, Mothering -- didn't set out to change the world.

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