Debby Waldman
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Writer @nytimes @wired @nbcthink @orcabooks Book lover, dogwalker, woodworker, procrastibaker, guitar-picker, knitter, wife, mom, central NYorker #mentalhealth
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2 months ago |
msn.com | Debby Waldman
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2 months ago |
parents.com | Debby Waldman
PARENTS/ GETTY IMAGES Key TakeawaysWhining is usually a sign that young children are tired, hungry, overwhelmed, or seeking attention. Reacting emotionally or giving in to whining can unintentionally reinforce the behavior. Staying neutral, teaching "asking nicely," and preparing kids for tricky situations can dramatically reduce whining over time.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Debby Waldman
Reviewed by Wayne Fleisig, Ph.D.Key TakeawaysWhining is usually a sign that young children are tired, hungry, overwhelmed, or seeking attention. Reacting emotionally or giving in to whining can unintentionally reinforce the behavior. Staying neutral, teaching "asking nicely," and preparing kids for tricky situations can dramatically reduce whining over time.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
estadao.com.br | Debby Waldman
Em um vale no interior de Vermont, nos Estados Unidos, uma ex-capelã de unidade de cuidados paliativos chamada Suzanne administra um centro de retiro para artistas, profissionais de saúde e educadores – e, desde meados de 2023, para pessoas com doenças terminais que buscam um lugar seguro e tranquilo para morrer.
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Feb 24, 2025 |
inquirer.com | Debby Waldman
In a pastoral Vermont valley, a former hospice chaplain named Suzanne runs a retreat center for artists, health-care workers, and educators — and, since mid-2023, terminally ill people seeking a safe, peaceful place to die.
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