As a retired Clinical Social Worker, I worked with clients who had addictions and /or mental health issues, working with parents and teens, either of which could be the "primary client" in therapy, we would often talk about "spiraling out of control" and resetting the spiral in an upward, positive direction. For many people, a visual helps to integrate a concept to motivate change.

Okay, now back to the question of when... and why should reading be a part of a newborn's day? The answer depends on parents' views on the importance of education and understanding of the value packed into those minutes spent reading with a child.

We most likely think about love more often in February because of Valentine's Day. Can you name the different types of love?

When something comes up, be it personal / family or school/community that is important for the kids to talk about, what do you do?