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Formula 101: The Bad News About Feeding Your Baby Formula

01/31/12

Formula 101: The Bad News About Feeding Your Baby Formula

Our guest blogger spills on the real facts about formula

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Separation Anxiety: When Attached Parents Need to Distance Themselves

01/24/12

Separation Anxiety: When Attached Parents Need to Distance Themselves

A solo trip away from home may be alright with her kid, but can one Valley mama handle it?

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Can Yoga Hurt You? The New York Times Seems to Think So

01/17/12

Can Yoga Hurt You? The New York Times Seems to Think So

Is it true? Our blogger defends yoga against renowned teacher (and Rhinebeck resident) Glenn Black’s surprising claims

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Upstate NY Mother With Cancer Denies Treatment to Protect Baby, Dies; Local Businesses Rally to Feed Baby Breastmilk

01/10/12

Upstate NY Mother With Cancer Denies Treatment to Protect Baby, Dies; Local Businesses Rally to Feed Baby Breastmilk

A dying mother’s wish inspires the Hudson Valley to provide milk for Baby Violet

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Consistency and the Crayon War: You’ll Teach Your Kid a Lesson, But at What Price?

01/03/12

Consistency and the Crayon War: You’ll Teach Your Kid a Lesson, But at What Price?

In an effort to maintain consistency, one mom’s power struggle with her toddler ends up costing them both

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You Decide: Giving Kids a Choice When Making Decisions With Positive Discipline

12/27/11

You Decide: Giving Kids a Choice When Making Decisions With Positive Discipline

If you offer kids two choices and ask them to decide (à la Positive Discipline), they get structure and power while you control the outcome — and avert a stand-off

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Cultivating Gratitude During the Holidays: How to Teach Your Kids to Be Gracious and Give Thanks This Christmas

12/20/11

Cultivating Gratitude During the Holidays: How to Teach Your Kids to Be Gracious and Give Thanks This Christmas

Despite its good intentions, Christmas becomes a buy-fest, pushing otherwise fiscally responsible parents into crazed over-spenders and turning sweet, polite children into green-eyed gimme monsters

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I Feel Pretty, Oh So Pretty: Why Constantly Telling Your Little Girl She’s Beautiful Does More Harm Than Good

12/13/11

I Feel Pretty, Oh So Pretty: Why Constantly Telling Your Little Girl She’s Beautiful Does More Harm Than Good

It’s been said that women who were constantly told they were beautiful as young girls have poorer self esteem than those who were praised for other attributes (or not praised at all). What do you think?

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Longtime Friends and New Moms Bond Over Parenthood (and the Occasional Dance Party)

12/06/11

Longtime Friends and New Moms Bond Over Parenthood (and the Occasional Dance Party)

I’m grateful for the friendships that have not only survived motherhood, but deepened because of it

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Is Eating Local More Important than Buying Organic?

11/29/11

Is Eating Local More Important than Buying Organic?

Inspired by a book on ethical farming, Mama Greenest wonders which is better: Eating local food, or buying organic (if you can’t do both)?

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Shannon Gallagher

Shannon Gallagher
Rhinebeck, NY


Dutchess County native Shannon Gallagher can be found in Rhinebeck, embracing her new role as mother to Coraline and all that it entails: little sleep, a constant eau de spit up, and a general aura of disorganization. A contributing editor for Hudson Valley magazine, she also teaches Pilates. While in her non-pregnant state she could often be found climbing in the ’Gunks or jumping out of airplanes, for now she is keeping both feet on the ground, watching her baby grow and exploring the many ways to raise baby green, happy, and healthy.

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