I’ll add to this list as I remember more, but I’m mainly posting this for anyone who comes across this website and has worries about their child. All children are different and these are not meant to be markers for a diagnosis of any kind – but hindsight is 20/20 and these are some things we should […]
Archive for October, 2007
Louder than Words: A Mother’s Journey into healing autism
October 7th, 2007 
Mom Jenny McCarthy’s book brings to life what many of us are struggling with. I was so happy to read this book and to share it with those who know we’re struggling – so they have a better understanding of things we just can’t seem to verbalize effectively. This is a must read for anyone who […]
Book Recommendation: Hair Test Interpretation – Finding Hidden Toxicities
October 7th, 2007 Mom This book is open on my desk constantly! Andy Cutler’s books have greatly helped me to help my son. This book helps you to identify toxicity by explaining how to read hair test results for essential and toxic elements. He breaks down each element with complete detailed explanations for each one – it’s a step […]
Posted in Biomedical Intervention, Books, Chelation 
Tags: Andy Cutler Chelation Protocol 
No Comments »1 – 2 years of age… the worry begins…
October 7th, 2007 Mom From 1 – 2 years of age is where I really started to worry, but the doctors kept reassuring me that everything was fine. Nicholas was never into books, bedtime stories, etc. He was still not pointing or really waving. He did not care if anyone left the house, the room, the planet for that […]
1984 Vaccination Schedule
October 7th, 2007 Mom Here is a copy of the 1984 Vaccination Schedule. Compare the differences in between this one and today’s recommended schedule. See for yourself. Click here for the 1984 Vaccine Schedule
His Vaccination Schedule
October 7th, 2007 Mom Birth: HepB, Vitamin K and Eye antibiotics 2.5 months: prevnar 1 & hib 1 3 months: pediarix 1 4.5 months: prevnar 2 and hib2 6 months: Pediarix 2 7 months: prevnar 3 & Hib 3 8.5 months: pediarix 3 12 months: flu shot 18 months: dtap 4 & MMR1 21 months: prevnar 4 & hib4
“Boys talk later than Girls”
October 7th, 2007 Mom PSA to any pediatricians out there…. This statement gives parents of boys false hope that their sons don’t have any developmental delays. Like any statement, it can be true some times and not others. If a child does have delays, you’ve just been very successful in wasting precious time that the child could have received Early Intervention. […]
Milestones: 12-18 months
October 7th, 2007 Mom He never started pointing or waving hello/goodbye. We tried to get him to say hi and bye – and he never caught on. I was not worried at this point because everyone said it was a boy thing to talk later. He always played really well by himself – and not knowing any better at […]
Milestones: 6-12 months
October 7th, 2007 Mom At 6 months, we started introducing baby foods in addition to his formula. He loved all kinds of foods, applesauce, rice cereal, peas, barley cereal and peaches. He was drinking from and holding a sippy cup at 6 months. He stared pushing up at 7 months, said “dada” for the first time at 7 months. […]
Milestones: 3-6 Months
October 6th, 2007 Mom Nicholas started paying attention to the TV, so we would play an occasional Baby Einstein video for him once every few days or so. He loved them. He would smile and coo and make noise – he really enjoyed them. He started babbling right around 3 months. He started drooling and teething at 3 ½ months […]
