Julie Lyles Carr

Thanks so much for all your kind comments and support last week as I prepared for the six part series I am teaching called The Glass Slipper. I’m delighted you enjoyed the stuff from the Octamom deep freeze and are now caught up on all things tapeworms, malfuntioning nursing bras and distraction parenting techniques. Several of you were curious as…
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“Praise be to the LORD, who this day has not left you without a kinsman-redeemer.” Ruth 4:14 It must have seemed a long day. Waiting to hear the news. Waiting to hear her destiny. When Ruth accompanied her mother-in-law Naomi to Naomi’s hometown of Bethlemhem, she came as an outsider, a foreigner, a woman with a dead husband and dreams…
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~This was the first JPEG of the Week I posted back in June 2008~ ~and this would be 7 of 8, at the grand age of 13 months old~ ~and it would still be one of my favorite pictures~ ~ever~ Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:59:00 +0000julielylescarr

(From the Octamom Archives…this originally posted January 22, 2008) Pediatrician Dr. William Sears created something of a parenting firestorm when he introduced his concepts of ‘Attachment Parenting’ based on psychologist Eric Erickson’s observations on the infant development of relationship to parent or primary caregiver. He called for parents to consider 8 stages of attachment needs and to respond accordingly. Some…
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