That’s right, The Babysleep Doctor’s new book, Your Baby Manual for Optimal Sleep, Feeding and Growth in Babies and Children, is available now. Download the Introduction Chapter for free. From the renowned Babysleep Doctor (aka Dr Brian Symon, MD, FRACGP, MB BS, DipRANZCOG, BSc) comes his second book, Your Baby […]
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New research by The Babysleep Doctor
The Babysleep Doctor, Dr Brian Symon MD, MBBS, in conjunction with Dr Georgina Crichton, PhD, has been published in the Singapore Medical Journal on their findings from research into sleep intervention to improve material emotional well-being and infant sleep.
Talking to your baby
Our extended family has a new baby in the USA and his mum sent me this link: http://ww2.kqed.org/mindshift/2015/10/15/what-parents-can-gain-from-learning-the-science-of-talking-to-kids/ I can’t exaggerate about how important this article is. The basic message is that talking to babies is important; there is a clear connection between talking to your baby and their later […]
The Restless Infant by Dr Brian Symon
The Babysleep Doctor’s infant sleep research and methodology will be outlined in GP Matters over several articles. You can download the October 2015 issue, in which the first part of the series appears.
The impact of sleep on obesity
Today I was reading on weight gain and weight control. As you know there is much concern about obesity in our culture. One of our research projects looked into the weight and BMI (body mass index) of children from infants up to the age of 10 years whom I had […]
Who says babies don’t come with a manual?
I’m delighted that my new book, Your Baby Manual, For Optimal Sleep, Feeding and Growth in Babies and Children, will soon be hitting the stores (you’ll be able to buy it soon on my website). Its imminent release has caused me to reflect on what has changed and what has stayed the same in the world of parenting over the past couple of decades.
Potty time! Starting toilet training
Parents have been requesting information on toilet training from me for many years. This is my first written comment about this topic. My interest in writing has been stimulated by the progress of our son in partially toilet training his own son who is about to turn 10 months. Cultural […]
Achieving a full night’s sleep, breast feeding and introducing solids
Let’s dispel some urban myths. The purpose of this blog is to a) set out the key points from my talk and b) to state (again) what advice I give parents on breastfeeding and other matters.
Response to Facebook Page post on starting solids
This blog responds to a concern expressed on our Facebook Page in relation to starting solids.
Recipe for life success? Continued.
As mentioned in my last blog I am reading a fascinating book called, Triumphs of Experience. In reading the book, one of the fascinating things to emerge for me was how psychology fashions have changed since the 1930s. Over the years there have been a number of philosophies which have […]