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  • Interview with Parenting Coach Dr. Karen Rancourt

    Posted on 17 June 2010 at 01.46am under Mommybites Summit, Relationships, babybites videos, webbybites

    Karen L. Rancourt, Ph.D., is an educator, coach and author, as well as a mother, wife and grandmother. Dr. Rancourt works with parents (www.RancourtParenting.com), helping them understand: their child-rearing preferences and styles, how their preferences and parenting styles are similar to those of their spouse/partner, how they may differ, and how to use these preferences [...]

  • Using Books to Enhance Development

    Posted on 28 April 2010 at 09.17am under Our Speakers' Tips, Parenting, webbybites

    by Dr. Gerald Costa, Licensed Psychologist & Director of the YCS Institute for Infant and Preschool Mental Health
    The hallmark of 2 year olds is the explosion of language, and between 2 and 5 the growth of pretend play and imagination is amazing! Our little babies, entirely dependent on us, become these separate, insistent, opinionated, verbal, creative, [...]

  • 5 W’S OF MOMPRENEURSHIP

    Posted on 14 April 2010 at 19.27pm under Our Speakers' Tips, webbybites

    By Jenny Fenig, mom, life/career coach to women, and co-director of babybites’s moms support groups
    This is adapted from “Momprenuership Having It All & Raising a Family” found here.
    Let’s answer some of the common questions about mompreneurship. These questions are boiled down into the 5 W’s: who, what, when, where and why.
    Who is cut out to be a mompreneur?
    Any [...]

  • Promote a Life-Long Love of Reading

    Posted on 26 February 2010 at 07.25am under Children's Learning and Education, Video, kiddybites videos, webbybites

    In this video, educator Faith Hunter talks about the most powerful ways you can prepare your children for reading before they enter school.  She discusses how to best support your child’s education while in school and gives reasons why reading aloud to your children expands vocabulary and exposes them to the structures of language.  Join [...]

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