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Mothers’ groups linked to positive well-being "A Perth study led by researchers from The University of Western Australia has found that participation in a local mothers’ group (facilitated or parent-led) is linked to mothers’ who have a positive mental well-... read more	API Sponsorship News February 2016 "We have a lot of exciting news to share with you this month! We have a new advertising kit, PDF attached, new sponsorship opportunities for API LIVE! teleseminars, AP Month, advertising for API Links, and I'd like to introduce you to Rita... read more
Better Parenting Skills May Break the Poverty–Disease Connection "So we return to programs, such as parent training, to enhance child development and education. The fact that childhood may affect adult health inequalities has compelling implications.	My favorite part of the body Our young children -- still -- master the natural, simple and intuitive connection between body, mind and emotion. Let’s support and inspire each other to live with more ease and calm, every single day.
Kindness is contagious Did you know that kindness is teachable? People actually build up their compassion "muscle" and respond to others' suffering with care and a desire to help.	API Live Teleseminars - Download and Listen ... read more
Spread the Love In other words, when we are young in our own parenting journeys — and especially with infants and young children — our focus in Attachment Parenting is inthe here and now.	Calgary's downturn: a time to teach our children some valuable lessons "What children need are parents who are present and attentive, who talk and listen to them, and who care and support them.
Best Relationship with your Child: The First Five Years by Dr. Margot Sunderland Note: This product is a PAL recording and is not playable in the United States. International shipping is required.	Research says it’s OK to pick up your baby each time it cries "Notre Dame Psychologist Darcia Narvaez studied more than 600 adults and found those who were cuddled as children grew into more well-adjusted adults with less anxiety and better mental health.

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