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US Earns "C" for Premature Births

Current rate of 11.7 percent above March of Dimes goal of 9.6 percent; earning a "C" on Report Card. Read more.

New! The Baby Book Revised

The Baby Book - New updated and revised and now available in store and online!

Dr. Sears Health Coach Certification

Online Training & Certification courses begin the week of April 29th!  Learn how you can make a difference.

Don’t Let Colic Derail Your Commitment to Breastfeeding

The benefits of breastfeeding are numerous and undisputed. It creates a healthier immune system that not only protects baby from numerous infectious diseases, it also lowers the risk of chronic illnesses such as diabetes, allergies, and asthma. Breastfeeding improves intellectual and visual development and can result in a higher IQ for the child. Moms who breastfeed also enjoy a lower risk of breast and ovarian cancer. And these are just a few of the benefits we know about; there are likely numerous other advantages we have not yet discovered.

Trouble With Angels

Upcoming on The Global Catholic Network - Dr. Bill and Martha Sears will share their insights on troubled childeren.

The Women of Grace program on EWTN will feature a week of the Searses on these intriguing topics:


Trouble With Angels

4/29/2013 - Help! My Baby is Fussy!

4/30/2013 - Help! My Child is Out of Control!

THE OMEGA-3 EFFECT

Everything You Need to Know About the Supernutrient for Living Longer, Happier, and Healthier.  

Dr. Bill Comments on Time Magazine

Read Dr. Bill's comments about Time Magazine's cover and the article on him and attachment parenting.

Californians, Act Now Before It's Too Late!

If California Bill AB2109 Passes, Some Unvaccinated Kids Will Be Kicked out of School!

NY Times Reviews The Portable Pediatrician App

The New York Times gives a thumbs up to Dr. Searses The Portable Pediatrician App.

Increased Risk of Gestational Diabetes

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health and Harvard University have found that women who consume a diet high in animal fat and cholesterol before pregnancy have an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes.

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