As usuall, I providd the data from the studies in dispute, the anti-spanking zealotS provided NOTHING! I wonder why? :-) Have anyone gotten the answer to the question of what is the sample size of the Embry study??? Doan On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, Doan wrote:

My son slept a miraculous 8hrs before his 12th week. No Ferber method, no nothing. He started doing this regularly and would get up around 2am. Then he'd want some milk and sleep again for a few more hours. Of course I screwed this up :( I took him out of his crib and he slept in my arms in bed...

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DS will be 4 weeks old this saturday. When he was 4 days old his bilirubin level was 16, and down to a 15.2 the next day so his ped said that there wasn't anything to worry about cause it was obviously going down and it should be completely cleared up by 2 weeks. Here we are at almost 4 weeks and...

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Yet another success story from the annals of: ................THE POWER OF SPANKING................... From: "Donna Metler" Newsgroups: misc.kids Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 07:33:04 -0600 "N&M Mom" wrote in message

I want to thank everyone who commented in the Ferber thread as I learned a bit about that. In the end, as with most things, I'll just adopt whatever Dorothy's opinion is ; ) Someone mentioned Ezzo. Does he have a similar program for sleep scheduling of infants? Just wonderin'

On 02 Jan 2004 15:25:32 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote: http://www.childprotectionreform.org Get some sensible advice, straight from the hip. Straight from the lip you mean. I love it when you silly twits do such things. The organization above gives a clickable link, but no direction...

On 02 Jan 2004 16:39:57 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote: Subject: The Galloping Geranium strikes again....was.....Spanking parents get help from organization, family From: (Fern5827) Date: 1/2/2004 11:34 AM Eastern Standard Time Message-id:...

On 02 Jan 2004 15:55:22 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1114765,00.html Medical procedures which are perceived to be harmless, may have effects in later years, on child's cognitive development. That's why MRI's are preferred when...

Note: I also posted this in A.M. A couple mornings a week Alegra has woken up with a little blood in her snotty nose. Not a lot of blood, just a slight discoloration more than anything else, but something that gives me a little concern. (It doesn't hurt or anything that we can tell) We do use a...

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Julie, age 2.75, eats pretty normally for her age - that is, not a whole lot, and doesn't like more foods than she likes. I understand this and don't have any trouble with it - she's growing and has plenty of energy. What bugs me lately is that she will ask for food after food, and by the time I...

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Hi, My sister just had her second child (a boy this time!) two weeks ago. She is bottle-feeding him and had started out on regular similac....and baby was fine for a few days. Then he started really having problems with what seemed like gas, and he seemed like it was really hard for him to...

They should send it to Kane, who claimed to have read the Embry study and will be glad to distribute it to any parent who asked! ;-) Embry did not use punishment right, Kane? Doan On 3 Jan 2004, Kane wrote: In a news release today the Weekly Lower Slobbovian Tribune reports that three...

On 31 Dec 2003, Kane wrote: On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 09:51:00 -0800, Doan wrote: On 31 Dec 2003, Kane wrote: On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 19:45:34 -0800, Doan wrote: snip.................

Have you read the Embry study, LaVonne? It is the combination of reward and punishment that seem to be effective. If you really believe that punishment doesn't work, why don't you go down to your local juvenile hall and demand that the children be released? ;--) Doan On Wed, 31 Dec 2003,...

On 03 Jan 2004 20:05:00 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote: Two reasons. We are as a developed nation, more capable of identifying illness in our population, and many other developed countries DON'T ALLOW CORPORAL PUNISHMENT of children. England's medicine and practice of medicine is...

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