Mama Lovejoy’s 7 Top Posts from 2015

by Mama Lovejoy // January 2, 2016 // No Comments

Thank you all so much for being a part of the Mama Lovejoy community in 2015. It’s been wonderful to share so many challenges, happy times, and different perspectives with you (and a brief TV appearance with Tyra Banks!). In... Continue reading →

15 Tips for a Better Behaved, Happier Child

by Mama Lovejoy // September 27, 2015 // No Comments

What’s your most epic tantrum story? Was it the time your child threw themselves on the ground at the mall, while everyone stared at you? Or was it when they threw their whole dinner on the floor? Was it the... Continue reading →

Five Keys to a New Mom’s Mental Health

by Mama Lovejoy // September 23, 2015 // No Comments

When an airplane is about to crash, you’re supposed to put your mask on first, before your baby’s. That’s for a reason. You have to take care of yourself first, so that you can then take care of the baby.... Continue reading →

Using Attachment Inventory to Promote Mentally Healthy Kids

by Mama Lovejoy // September 11, 2015 // 1 Comment

Have you ever wanted to ask a Psychologist how they apply their psychology training to their own parenting? Dr. Darshana Lele, PhD, Director of Psychology and a Licensed Psychologist at the Art Center College of Design, shared that she applies... Continue reading →

How Your First Child Affects Your Relationship (And What To Do About It)

by Mama Lovejoy // August 29, 2015 // No Comments

“When you hear couples say that their separation has been a long time coming, it usually starts right after having a child,” explains Dr. Darshana Lele, PhD. “The biggest challenge in a relationship is the first child.” Dr Lele, Director... Continue reading →

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Mama Lovejoy’s 7 Top Posts from 2015

15 Tips for a Better Behaved, Happier Child

Five Keys to a New Mom’s Mental Health

Using Attachment Inventory to Promote Mentally Healthy Kids

How Your First Child Affects Your Relationship (And What To Do About It)