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Roselia Shi

Hello! I am Roselia Shi, mom to a feisty two+ years old girl named Tara. We live in Newport, Arkansas. I enjoy solving everyday health and parenting problems. I have a university degree in allied health sciences.

I started exploring science-based parenting soon after Tara was born. Parenting Science is a small attempt to share some useful information and insights about responsive parenting.

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Montessori parenting encompasses ideas drawn from the studies of Maria Montessori and the famous Montessori movement. Montessori parenting is a relaxed parenting approach where toddlers are left to play freely, are not punished for being naughty, and are encouraged to sleep on the floor instead of in cribs, among other

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Hi! I am Rose, mom to a feisty two+ years old girl named Tara. I enjoy solving everyday health and parenting problems. I started exploring science-based parenting soon after Tara was born.
Parenting Science is a small attempt to share some useful information and insights about responsive parenting.

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