He said, she said

Article Abstract:

Arguments between parents are normal and healthy as long as some sort of solution is reached. Conflicts help parents communicate better and bring problems out into the open. Children are not damaged when they see their parents argue, but realize that their parents have disagreements.

Management, Interpersonal conflict

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Parenthood 101

Article Abstract:

There are no hard and fast rules regarding child-rearing. As such, new mothers should avoid utilizing a 'textbook approach' to child care, but instead treat each problem as an opportunity to understand their baby's unique moods and eccentricities.

Methods, Parenthood, Child rearing

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Adjusting to parenthood

Article Abstract:

Tips for keeping sane and organized after having a baby are presented. Included are recommendations to take time off from the baby, to not do too many chores, talk with other parents, make lists of errands and enjoy the baby.

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