The Rhythm of Little Stars A Journey to Finding the Perfect Baby Schedule When Emma first brought baby Oliver home from the hospital, she thought she was ready. She had read the books, joined the forums, listened to every piece of advice from mothers, grandmothers, neighbors, and strangers in grocery store lines. "Sleep when the baby sleeps," they said. "Feed on demand." "Let them cry it out." "Never let them cry it out."
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Gabriela Tone
I’ve always had a strong interest in psychology. I’m fascinated by how the mind works, why we feel the way we do, and how our past shapes us. I enjoy reading about human behavior, emotional health, and personal growth.
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The Weight of the Crown
The Weight of the Crown Why Firstborn Rights Still Matter in the Kingdom of Eldora In the golden kingdom of Eldora, where the mountains touched the heavens and rivers whispered secrets of the ancients, the right of the firstborn was sacred — a thread woven into the very fabric of life. Every family, from the humblest farmer to the royal house itself, lived by the ancient code: the firstborn must lead, must inherit, must carry the honor and burdens of the bloodline.
By Gabriela Tone9 months ago in Journal
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