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How Birth Trauma Affects Mother and Baby Throughout Life. June 11, 2015. Mike recently shared his story in the comments on my post The Mother/Baby Attachment Gap. Physical trauma during a C-section led to emotional trauma for him and his parents that he still is dealing with. As he entered the world, Mike learned that its a very dangerous place: People came at him and his mother with knives. Mike wrote: I grew up unable to express, accept, or understand love, but I cant blame this entirely, or. Perhaps e...
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Company Benefits: On Four Legs. August 31, 2015. Why is there an entire holiday. Dedicated to bringing your dog to work? Because its good for the pets and the people. Having dogs in the workplace has been shown to decrease work-related stress levels. And can even increase worker productivity. Thats because when people interact with dogs, it increases their levels of relaxing, calming brain chemicals like oxytocin. One small study showed that both people and their dogs had elevated levels of oxytocin.
Why Vitamin D Could Prevent Autism - Hug the Monkey
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Chile and Argentina Test Oxytocin for Chronic Migraine. Oxytocin Injection: a Personal Experience. Why Vitamin D Could Prevent Autism. March 18, 2014. Researchers have noticed a link between Vitamin D and ASD for years. A new study explains how a lack of the vitamin could lead to problems in fetal and neonatal brain development, creating the symptoms of autism spectrum disorder. What Patricks and Amess study adds is an explanation for just how the lack of Vitamin D turns off serotonin production:. Patric...
Men May Be Chemically Wired to Avoid Adultery with Friends' Wives - Hug the Monkey
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College Settles with Woman Denied Comfort Guinea Pig. Men May Be Chemically Wired to Avoid Adultery with Friends' Wives. April 25, 2013. A University of Missouri study found that the testosterone levels of men dropped when they interacted with the wife of a close friend. What does this mean? The study Hormonal Mechanisms for Regulation of Aggression in Human Coalitions. Was published in the journal. Posted at 02:57 PM in Attachment. Men May Be Chemically Wired to Avoid Adultery with Friends' Wives. Co-au...
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Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). The Chemistry of Connection. Women's Health Research News. Enter your email address:. Intro to OM Workshop - Palo Alto. PGAD: More Treatments Availaable. Animal Empathy Sheds Light on Autism. Your Cat Loves You but Your Dog Loves You More. Marijuana's happy effects could be due to oxytocin. Prozac During Pregnancy Could Lead to Autism (Vole Study). Company Benefits: On Four Legs. How Birth Trauma Affects Mother and Baby Throughout Life. Is Oxytocin a Pheromone?
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: August 2011
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Friday, August 19, 2011. I am thinking about quitting my job. So now here I am 8 months later, right back where I was, working too many hours, losing sleep, not getting exercise, not spending quality time with my family. At this point though, the costs exceed the benefits so my plan tomorrow after I have a long deserved spa day, is to go talk to my boss to let him know. I may do it before I got to the spa so I can decompress afterward. Friday, August 05, 2011.
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: Window into Working Motherhood
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Monday, May 03, 2010. Window into Working Motherhood. I magine that while taking a test — which you're doing finally because it is the only time you get to actually think straight because it is finally quiet and you're able to take the test — you are having a sensitive part of your anatomy pulled, tugged, hit, squeezed and bitten. And an amazing thing happened when I put them on. The distraction stopped her fussing immediately. What luck. The dogs have b...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: January 2010
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. Six Quilts Down, 6 to go! Yesterday I finished quilt number six. I really don't know where I find the time to teach myself something new. It must be somewhere in between work, sleep, breastfeeding the baby, cleaning the house and mopping up after the dogs. This one went smoothly for my first quilt not using square edges. I think I did pretty well with lining up the seams, B anyway. Wednesday, January 20, 2010. When Mr. Field No...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: Coming back from vacation is WORK.
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Friday, July 22, 2011. Coming back from vacation is WORK. If you have to work twice as hard in the 2 weeks after a 2 week vacation, is it really worth it to take a vacation? So we largely avoided that in the car and just watched for breathtaking scenery and charismatic megafauna like bears, woodland caribou, mountain goats, moose, etc. We saw them ALL! It was fabulous and the bear somehow was larger than I remember them from seeing them as a child. During sl...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: February 2010
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Friday, February 19, 2010. A giant snow statue. In anticipation of the spring, I've started farting around with a new spring line up for my etsy store. There are a lot more plantable paper offerers on etsy and the competition has had an effect on my sales. It's mostly fine, because I would rather hang out with my gorgeous daughter, but I do need to keep creating or I won't be able to keep buying nifty things on etsy! I'd love some feedback! I have a baby APE!
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: June 2011
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Thursday, June 09, 2011. Field Notes Jr - First birthday pic. Close to a year ago, the newfs helped us celebrate the first birthday or the youngest primate of the house. They were even kind enough to wear the hats long enough for a photo. I may have posted this before, but I honestly can't remember how long it's been and how much catching up I need to do on this blog! Wednesday, June 08, 2011. Seashell Plantable Beach Wedding Favors. View my complete profile.
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: May 2010
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Monday, May 03, 2010. Window into Working Motherhood. I magine that while taking a test — which you're doing finally because it is the only time you get to actually think straight because it is finally quiet and you're able to take the test — you are having a sensitive part of your anatomy pulled, tugged, hit, squeezed and bitten. And an amazing thing happened when I put them on. The distraction stopped her fussing immediately. What luck. The dogs have b...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: November 2009
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Kids and Toys: Avoiding the plastic crap trap. I am against plastic toys. Not for any sound, research-based reason, but because I just don't want a huge pile of that stuff hanging around the house. Every child needs to have a truck or two — the kind you use in a sand box or out at the beach or in the dirt and mud in the backyard. We've already got a dump truck. I get a kick out of the fact that it is in use as a hand...That's more...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: April 2010
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Thursday, April 29, 2010. Every Picture Tells a Story. There's so much I could say about this photo. It speaks volumes to how my life has both changed and stayed just the same. Maybe since I don't have a lot of spare time, I'll just have to start plagiarizing myself. I have a lot of really good, but old, posts buried on this blog after all. Saturday, April 24, 2010. A Huge Week: Developmental Milestones Galore. But no way did expect that in just days she wou...
Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist: I put the poop in the pot.
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Field Notes from an Evolutionary Psychologist. Friday, August 05, 2011. I put the poop in the pot. Toddler toilet training time. Then I'll have to clean it. A bunch of times, until she makes the connection. I was thinking at least 6-8 months of toilet cleaning. Then at least I'd only have one toilet to clean. And, if any reader of this blog post knows how to toilet train with minimal messes and cleaning, please please please tell me. I got her the chair. Shown above, on the advice of friends who recommen...
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PGAD: More Treatments Availaable. March 22, 2016. In 2009, I published a post about a doctor who claimed to have successfully treated persistent genital arousal disorder. Or PGAD, with oxytocin. Since then, Ive heard from time to time from women who suffer from PGAD, also called PSAS, wanting information about potential treatment. Unfortunately, there has been little information and no resources. I also exchanged email with Lori A. Brotto. An assistant professor, an Associate Professor in the Department ...
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My Dad always said, Don't see how close you can get to the edge without falling off, instead hug the mountain. SMART Parts Children’s Book Series. Ellie Rae Discovers Eight Ways to be SMART. Will, the Word SMART Wizard. Alex, the Music SMART Maestro. SMART Parts Children’s Book Series. Alex, the Music SMART Maestro. Ellie Rae Discovers Eight Ways to be SMART. Will, the Word SMART Wizard. Dancing through life . . . grateful for the journey . . . thanks for joining me! Hug the Mountain 2018.
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