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How Mindfulness Increases the Compassion in Your Parenting

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By Lindsay Ambrose
| parent.com
How do we create a more compassionate world for our children? We can start by practicing mindfulness and compassion in our own homes and relationships. Our children learn most by what we model in the everyday moments that make up our days. As we’re eating breakfast, driving to activities, and connecting or disconnecting. It’s not so much what we say. It’s the tone of our voice, the look on our face, the way we tune in or out. It’s how we choose to fill our day.
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In Parenting and in Life: Be Present. Be Positive. Be me.

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By Lindsay Ambrose
| Parent Co. Verified
Parenting is rarely about what happens, and more about how we choose to feel and think about what happens. With this in mind, I realized there are three things more important that anything else in parenting and in life – being present, being positive, and being me. Parenting, with its highs and lows and great challenges and triumphs, provides an opportunity for choosing to live this way. We are evolving through the choices we make every day. The more we choose to experience, the more we grow.
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Study: Eating More Fiber May End Peanut Allergies

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By Phaea Crede, Edward Shepard, Gail Cornwall, Lindsay Ambrose
| Parent Co. Verified
Having a child with a peanut allergy can make life pretty tricky, if not downright terrifying. While most daycares, preschools, and play spaces ban peanut butter sandwiches and snacks, parents of peanut allergy sufferers have to stay constantly vigilant to avoid serious trips to the ER. To make matters worse, more and more children are developing peanut allergies, with rates tripling between 1997 and 2008.
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