I am a Stay-at-Home-Mum who writes mainly about motherhood, sports and fitness, fiction, professional blogging and life in general.
Professional Qualifications: Dentist
Sports passions: Rock climbing, running, skiing, and hiking.
Former Companies: Dental Health Services Victoria, 3M ESPE, Roche Pharmaceuticals, Colgate-Palmolive.
Current interests: writing, reading, computers, personal development, how the brain works, early childhood education, psychology of success, parenting.
My passion is ...
To become a professional blogger.
I know too much about ...
Teeth
My parents always told me ...
Give and take
My childhood ambition ...
To be a writer
My favorite memory ...
My son giving me a "good morning" kiss at 4am
Why I write ...
To share what I have learned, to articulate the thoughts in my mind, to express the emotions I feel and immortalise them like a photograph does a moment in time, and because I love words.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
I am reading "The Complete Secrets to Happy Children" by Steve Biddulph, watching "Heroes Season 3", and listening to "Thomas and Friends: the Railway Stories"
My first job ...
Dentist
My best moment ...
Red-pointing "Pear" (achieving my first grade 7A in rock climbing)
My inspiration ...
My son
The diaper-free movement, also referred to as elimination communication, natural infant hygiene, or infant potty training, is the practice of potty training a baby from infancy rather than waiting until your child is two or three years old to begin. The general theory is that babies have a natural instinct for elimination and do not want to soil themselves. If parents are able to understand the baby's elimination cues, there is no need to wait until that baby turns two or even three to begin potty training.
The theory of the diaper-free movement believes that the main reason why potty t...
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