Weekend Reads: Teaching Evolution in Kentucky, Breast Milk Donation, etc
Well hello hello! How’s everyone doing this weekend? After a long snowy winter and a lot of working weekends, I’m feeling good just hanging out in a sunny spot on the couch….even if my son is trying to stick a grape scented saline spray up my nose. Parenting has made me very immune to a certain level of ambient chaos. Anyway, what can I help you find today?
If you’re looking for….some advice about time with your kids:
Quality not quantity. Interesting break down of what matters when spending time with kids.
If you’re looking for….cute animals:
I feel like I’ve posted this before, but I’m still a sucker for cute animal parenting.
If you’re looking for….some child prodigies:
9 Child Prodigies who went on to do big things.
If you’re looking for….an interesting debate:
Should breast milk donation be like blood donation, or should you get paid? Interesting debate.
If you’re looking for….food advice:
Pediatricians adjusting to the latest research on food and allergies.
If you’re looking for….parenting around the world:
UNICEF has and update on parenting challenges around the world.
If you’re looking for….evolution in the classroom:
What it’s like to teach evolution at the University of Kentucky.