Kia Ora friends<\/p>\n
One of the best things about Baby Geek-ery is having wise, kind people as colleagues. \u00a0 Even better-er is when those wise, kind colleagues become friends. \u00a0Stoked to say that this is the case with my dear mate, Nathan Mikaere-Wallis.<\/p>\n
So last night we had a decent korero on ye olde telephone, and decided it would be a nice time for a fresh, simple update on a reliable list of quality links for tired parents. \u00a0I mean, there are approximately four hundred thousand links buried in this website amongst YEARS of blog posts, so you can’t lose if you have a roam, but sometimes a busy parent just wants a straightforward wee list. So here you go!<\/p>\n
The Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development<\/a><\/p>\n Pennie Brownlee’s Blog<\/a><\/p>\n The Brainwave Trust<\/a><\/p>\n Zero to Three<\/a><\/p>\n Attachment Parenting International<\/a><\/p>\n The Center on the Developing Child<\/a><\/p>\n What Works for Children<\/a><\/p>\n The Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood<\/a><\/p>\n and one for the locals: Musical Parenting Canterbury<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Kia Ora friends One of the best things about Baby Geek-ery is having wise, kind people as colleagues. \u00a0 Even better-er is when those wise, kind colleagues become friends. \u00a0Stoked to say that this is the case with my dear … Continue reading