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Dr. Amy See, PhD, Debbie GianniotiWeekly Child Development Articles that Create an Impact on Every Parent, Educator, or Caregiver.
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My Son Blamed the Cat
My son is four.
He came to me with a small scratch on his arm. He looked sad.
“Someone at school hurt me,” he said.
I looked at the scratch. Fresh. He had been home for two hours. I asked a few gentle questions. The story changed. After...
The Good Student Nobody Worried About
A few weeks ago, I wrote a note about a kind of child we rarely talk about; the one who stopped initiating. Who does what’s asked, nothing more, and gets called a good student for it.
Debbie, who writes Connection Bridge Parenting, comment...
I Notice that Children are Self-Diagnosing
This post was inspired by ’s note whereby she heard parents describing their teenagers as having “poor object permanence” or being paralysed by “RSD”. Honestly, I had to google RSD, because it has not caught traction here in The Netherlands...
I sleep-trained my firstborn.
I was a new mum, breastfeeding, taking every night shift alone. I was exhausted in a way I hadn’t known was possible. I couldn’t access the foods my body was craving to recover. Every evening I dreaded bedtime; not because I didn’t love my...
The Summer Nobody Designed for Families
Every year, around this time, I start hearing the same thing from parents.
They feel guilty.
Not because they are doing something wrong. Because the calendar in The Netherlands says their child has six weeks off and their employer did not...
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I am a developmental psychologist writing about seeing the child through rose coloured lens. Learning support specialist by day.
We tackle one parenting challenge per month using step-by-step frameworks, children's stories and connection.
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