Random House has a contest going on regarding the release of Nicola Yoonās The Sun Is Also A Star. The focus? They want you to answer the difficult question of āHow has love changed you?ā
What I want to focus on, instead, is how becoming a mother in the first place has changed me as a pediatrician.
Dr. Bookworm talks about how THANKFUL and THOUGHTFUL can lead to WONDERFUL. With some books that promote gratitude, thoughts and wonder.
Dr. Bookworm talks about some of her family's favorite bedtime stories.
Dr. Bookworm reviews the wordless picture book, Return, by Aaron Becker. The last in his trilogy.
Dr. Bookworm doles out advice about lice, and her own personal experiences with the little buggers.
I'm a super hero. My other name is mom. Dr. Bookworm talks about the balance between being a mom and being a doctor. And the balance between the science and, more importantly, the ART of being a good doctor.
A book review of The Color Monster: A Pop-up Book of Feelings by Anna Llenas plus other emotions-related book recommendations.
Dr Bookworm talks about costume trends and the importance of dress-up and imaginative play.
Dr. Bookworm and family perform a read-along ofStar Wars: The Original Triology, A Graphic Novel in honor of #StarWarsReads. Mr. Bookworm does a guest review of the graphic novel.
Dr. Bookworm shares some tips and a golden rule for keeping safe on Halloween.
A book review of Penguin Problems by Jory John, illustrated by Lane Smith.
Dr Bookworm discusses being that 1 in 4 whose pregnancy ended in miscarriage, still birth, or infant death.
October is Pregnancy Loss and Infant Awareness month, something close to Dr. Bookworm's heart.
Dr Bookworm discusses Banned Books week and some popular and classic books that have been on the 'banned' list.
