Raising a gifted child can be hard, it can be stressful, it can be heartbreaking, it can be confusing, it can be overwhelming, depressing, mind-boggling, and it can all melt down into sheer pandemonium at times, but it is also joyous, exhilarating and life-changing. Through it all, as a parent, you wonder how will it all turn out in the end will my child be a happy, well-adjusted, productive adult? I know these fee.

The intersection of marriage and mental illness. So the Baby Has Reflux. I just never imagined it would be this hard. We found out the other day that poor little David has silent reflux. Basically, after he eats, his stomach acid comes up and burns his throat. He rarely spits up, though, so the acid would do its thing on the way up.

This one is for the young parents. At two weeks old he could hold his head up and peer around. People constantly commented on how alert he was, that he was deeply soaking in the world. He insisted on scientifically accurate bedtime stories. No joke, I had to do research to tell him stories.

Pay No Heed to the Rockets. Posted by Marcello Di Cintio. The book opens with Barghouti crossing the Allenby Bridge over the Jordan River into Palestine after 30 years of exile. Pay No Heed in Calgary. Posted by Marcello Di Cintio.

Parenting a Deaf and Gifted Child. In this world, two plus two equal five. I got a hearty salad and a half-pound of crab legs. D quickly joined the fun and the two of them proclaimed themselves marine.