Crying-in-arms Archives - Marion Rose, Ph.D. Aware Parenting And The Marion Method

How I helped my son heal from some of his birth experiences as a newborn

by Marion Rose | Apr 24, 2017 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting and Breast-feeding, Babies, Connected Crying, Crying, Feelings, Healing From the Past, Introduction to Aware Parenting, My Aware Parenting Experiences and Musings

Hello again! I am so grateful for Aware Parenting for so many reasons. One that jumped out at me today, when I was making a meme about babies healing from their birthing experiences, was after my son was born. My son was posterior. My daughter had been posterior too,...

Babies Have Real Feelings – part three

by Marion Rose | Apr 19, 2017 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting and Breast-feeding, Aware Parenting and Sleep, Babies, Connected Crying, Crying, Feelings, Repression, Sleep and Aware Parenting

Hello again! Here are PART ONE and PART TWO. I want to preface part three with a reminder that listening to a baby’s feelings is not for everyone. AND we can listen to...

The Sleep Post (with Mother and Luxe)

by Marion Rose | Jul 14, 2015 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting and Sleep, Crying, Sleep and Aware Parenting

It’s such an honour to have this conversation with you Hilary. Thank you for asking these questions. I love having chats like this! Before I start answering, I’d like to tell you a bit about myself, so you know where I’m coming from. For 28 years, I’ve...

There are many different perspectives on thumb-sucking, and I’d love to share an Aware Parenting way of looking at it with you.

A Securely Attached Baby and a Restful Night’s Sleep – Just a Dream?

by Marion Rose | Mar 11, 2015 | Aware Parenting and Sleep, Babies, Connected Crying, Crying, Feelings, Introduction to Aware Parenting, Sleep and Aware Parenting

I wrote this article in early 2007, when my son was 9 months old! I have a more compassionate style of writing nowadays. If you are reading this, I invite you to have lots of compassion for yourself and to remember that it’s never too late to listen to a...