
Neuroscientist, MD, and mother translating brain science into grounded, compassionate insights for parents
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Mother and Child, detail from The Three Ages of Woman (1905), Gustav Klimt.
Motherhood comes with a lot of ideas about how things are supposed to look.
You’re supposed to hold on to your career and identity.
You’re supposed to want anoth...
The phrases reach parents early, sometimes before the baby arrives. You are wiring their brain. The first years are everything. Stress changes the brain. Don’t miss the window. They turn up in pediatric handouts, baby-class brochures, popul...
We no longer talk about children. We talk about investments.
Listen to how many parents describe childhood now. A four-year-old is “getting exposure” to Mandarin. Chess is “an investment that will compound.” Summers are “diversified” acros...
Photo by Thiago Cerqueira on Unsplash
Co-regulation is the process by which a child borrows an adult’s calm until they can develop their own.
Young children can’t regulate their emotions very well because the brain system...
To celebrate my first 🇸🇪🌼 Swedish Midsommar and crossing 2,000 subscribers, I’m opening the archive and making all essays free.
If you’d like to support the work, memberships are now just $30/year (~$2.50/month). In return, you’ll recei...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Brain science translated into grounded, compassionate insights for parents. MD \ud83e\ude7a • MSc in Neuroscience \ud83e\udde0 • PhD in Psychiatric Genetics \ud83e\uddec
Pediatrician, Behavioral Pediatrician Clin Professor University Oklahoma Pediatrics Author: The Normal but Not So Easy Child Raising Your Child without Frustration, Anger or Guilt
Mother | Author | PhD researcher. Writing MotherLore—myth, folklore, matrescence, and the wisdom of the living world \ud83c\udf3f
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