The origins of Rachel Starnes' book The War at Home is a love story, her love story—girl falls in love with her brother’s best friend, a man whose pursuit of becoming a Navy pilot means leaving regularly for long stretches of time. Emotionally honest and eloquent, Starnes shares a snapshot of military life and the strains it puts on families.
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IQ test assesses cognitive functions, to see inside the mind so you know what you are thinking, what you are feeling, and what you are remembering. It also allows you to see inside the mind of someone else, to really be empathic for their feelings, thoughts, and memories; what something means to another person. When you teach skills of mind sight, which are very teachable for parents to take step by step ways of communicating with their children so that they can learn mind sight skills. What children can do is begin to integrate their lives to connect with people in a deeper kind of way. Actually, integrate their own brains. Mind sight is the ability to be able to see inside ourselves and into others, but also to integrate our lives to create more well-being, kindness, and compassion.
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1. Newborn babies sleep up to 18 hours per day.
Parents of new babies all complain about of lack of sleep. But this is really about the parents’ experience – not the baby’s! Newborns need a massive amount of sleep – fifteen to eighteen hours each day. The problem for us is that they break up this sleep into chunks spread out over all 24 hours of the day and night. The good news is that over the early months their biological clock kicks in and they start to consolidate more sleep during the night.
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