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MuseRider

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3. He helped me raise my sons.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Mon Mar 19, 2018, 05:50 PM

Mar 2018

Somewhere I have a couple of his books. They are likely worn. I watched his show, didn't it come right after a show by Joan London? I think of him when I see her, if I saw him on a rerun (I have never seen one of those) I would probably recall her too.

Anyway, I owe so much to that man. My husband was uninterested so I was by myself. Dr. Brazelton supported me.

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How Dr. T. Berry Brazelton Shaped Pediatrics [View all] elleng Mar 2018 OP

The best advice that I read from Dr. Brazelton as a young mother went Arkansas Granny Mar 2018 #1

Oh how I loved Dr. Brazelton. I had one of those kids who would not eat. I was so stressed. OregonBlue Mar 2018 #2

With parents that I know to have a good... 3catwoman3 Mar 2018 #4

Yes, I ended up being a single mom and would not have survived without T. Barry Brazelton. He was OregonBlue Mar 2018 #5

He helped me raise my sons. MuseRider Mar 2018 #3

I passed mine on to the next stressed young mom I knew and told her to read it cover to cover. OregonBlue Mar 2018 #6

You are awesome! MuseRider Mar 2018 #7