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Monitoring Your Baby's Emotional Development: 16 Key Milestones for the First Year of Life by... by Cascia T.

If you think that six-month-old staring at you from her crib doesn't have a clue as you and Daddy make mad, passionate love, think again! New research is telling us otherwise, and earlier beliefs about t ... Read on »

Get Old Habits Or Emotions To Vanish by Robin P. Patient Expert

Did you know it's possible to make unwanted old habits or emotions vanish? And the weird thing? You can do it in minutes, not years. You may not need therapy or medication or a lobotomy to zap habits or emotions you wa ... Read on »

Healthy Nutrition for Your Child by GreenDan During childhood, healthy nutrition is especially important for physical and emotional development. What your child eats not only influences his growth, but also child's health in adulthood. Unfortunately, fast food often becomes the first option ... Read on »

Hilary Swank and Emotional Excitability by Douglas E. Patient Expert

Most people experience strong feelings occasionally, unless they are depressed. But for some, their emotional reactions are especially intense.Psychologist Kazimierz Dabrowski (1902 – 1980) developed a theory of personality that is often used to understand gifted children an ... Read on »

Ink blots by Casdok Patient Expert

Apparently ink blots assess academic, intellectual, social, and emotional development. Diagnose various intellectual, perceptual, learning, behavioural, developmental, emotional, or personality disorders. Determine social-emotional devel ... Read on »

TV Viewing Causes Lag in Infant Language Development by Jennifer Lance Patient Expert

... ehavior and Development at Seattle Children’s Research Institute.Of particular concern are homes in which the television is on all the time, which amounts to 30% of all households! In these situations, less interaction, critical for infant language development, occur because of the interference of the television.Christakis and his colleagues studie ... Read on »

Alcohol In Your Twenties - Carefree, Adventurous And Life Threatening by Dr. Michael P. Medical Doctor

Many of us have our first drinks in our teens. Youthful experimentation usually is behind that first stolen drink. Some experts believe that your emotional development process peaks at the moment an alcoholic experiences their first drunk. If this is the case then is it any wonder so many alcoholics act like spoiled, st ... Read on »

Emotional..... by Pamela B. Patient Expert

... black and white doggy Jax, for 6 1/2 years. He's been a good dog. We've nursed him through parvo, and he has been a fierce protector of our kids. Well, as he has gotten older he has gotten more aggressive. He loves us and would do anything to protect his family, but there is something off with him lately. The last two days he has been fightin ... Read on »

Revisiting old demons (emotions) part I by ci4me2007 Patient Expert

... for others when I’m being unfair to them ) After understanding and acknowledging the REAL situation, and that I had been somewhat mistaken, I had the visit of what I call my old demons; the emotions called: SHAME, EMBARASSMENT, GUILT, SADNESS, HUMILIATION, SORROW and REGRET.(this post got too long, the next part will be published tomorrow.) Read on »

Revisiting old demons (emotions) part II by ci4me2007 Patient Expert

... e-surgery-will-fix-thoughts. Anyway, a reminder to myself, that despite I’m now actually a cyborg, and I have prospects of hearing better than I have ever done in my life, my old demons will still be there, lurking and waiting for another episode where I loose my temper.Why, I ask myself, do I succumb for the anger again and again? I have felt humi ... Read on »