motherhood

Debunking Intermittent Reinforcement in Relationship To Child Sleep

by Mar De Carlo Book Excerpt, “Awakening Through Sleep” Nov 17 2015 Intermittent Reinforcement Intermittent reinforcement is a commonly used term in the world of child sleep and parenting in general. Intermittent Reinforcement is when rules, rewards or personal boundaries are handed out or enforced inconsistently and occasionally which usually encourages another person to keep […]

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International Maternity & Parenting Institute Expands to International Parenting & Health Institute

Press Contact Mar De Carlo Founder, International Parenting & Health Institute P: 805.272.8702 E: info@maternityinstitute.com | Web: www.maternityinstitute.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE International Maternity & Parenting Institute Prepares to Expand to International Parenting & Health Institute June 16, 2018 (Ojai, California) – The International Maternity & Parenting Institute (IMPI) (currently represented in […]

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The Mother: The Effects of Mothers’ Stress on the Parent-Child Relationship and Sleep

by Kel Whittaker, Certified Maternity & Child Sleep Consultant There is an internal self-struggle for many women as mothers. The mother instinctively wants to do everything right for her child and devote all her energy into that. However, the woman’s sense of self can suffer. This internal conflict of guilt can manifest to behavioural […]

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Redefining Super Mom

written by Mary Oscategui You are a super mom, if you are a mother who works full time, takes care of your household duties and your children. You juggle between work, family, social life, and if you’re lucky your well-being. In addition you are praised for handling as much as humanly possible while maintaining it […]

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