Dear Dr. B,
There are a lot of children's books about monsters.

Dr. B (AKA my sister) has a doctorate in school psychology specializing in early childhood development.

Dr. B says baths are not just for getting the baby clean, they are also huge opportunities for learning. And here I was busy obsessing over the hair on the bathroom floor and wondering why our stupid bath mat doesn’t stay suctioned to the bottom of the tub (does anybody else have this problem?) when I should be focusing on building my baby’s cognitive skills!

Dr B., a school psychologist specializing in early childhood development, gives her argument for why structured, repetitive reading programs like, “Your Baby Can Read” can have a negative impact on your baby’s learning process.

Dr. B (AKA my sister) has a doctorate in school psychology specializing in early childhood development.

Dr. B (AKA my sister) has a doctorate in school psychology specializing in early childhood development.

Today Dr. B is introducing us to a more sophisticated game. And no, she’s not suggesting the babies play Scruples or have a blindfolded wine tasting. She’s talking about an Obstacle Course.

Dr. B (AKA my sister) has a doctorate in school psychology specializing in early childhood development.

Dr. B (AKA my sister) has a doctorate in school psychology specializing in early childhood development.

Don't let anyone tell you differently— playing with a baby is HARD WORK. Mazzy is not a mellow child.