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What presence means to me I can't count the number of times that someone has told me that I need to get out of the house without my son.	Someday you will miss this It's 4 a.m. My baby is awake again. She has nursed and fallen asleep...and then woke up again the second I tried to move her. Now she is wide awake, eyes open and smiling at me. I am exhausted -- beyond exhausted.
Was Attachment Parenting worth it? For the last few days, my son has been hunched over an application for a summer program at NASA. I've been helping him, shoulder to shoulder, when he needs it, and I find myself staring at him when he's not looking.	Q&A: Toddler fights bedtime Q: My 2-year-old son doesn't calm down easily for bedtime, and my wife and I need some ideas.
We can do this in our sleep! This post was originally published on Oct. 14, 2008, but so many parents through the years since and in the future can relate well to its message.	Our story of adoption and Attachment Parenting My husband and I realized fairly soon after adopting our first son that we needed to parent differently than a lot of friends and acquaintances around us.
The truth about dads and Attachment Parenting Enter the AP Dad. When Mom is out of the house, he's not "babysitting" -- he's parenting. The assumption that he's not, hurts all of us.	Recommendations against mother-infant bedsharing interfere with breastfeeding Recommendations by physician groups to avoid bedsharing among mothers and their babies are intended to reduce sleep-related infant deaths.
Pediatric politics: How dire warnings against infant bed sharing ‘backfired’ Every new parent has heard the dire warning: Never sleep with your baby....	How do you cosleep? Here is an opportunity for AP parents to anonymously share how they practice Attachment Parenting in their home, specifically regarding cosleeping.

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