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It focuses on RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers), a Los Angeles–based approach that emphasizes respect for infants’ experiences through specific practices such as narration during care, limited stimulation, and allowing babies to express feelings. 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Rejecting the trend of pressure-cooker, high-achievement-oriented development for their kids, some Hollywood power parents are embracing a back-to-basics approach that critics say has cult-like aspects. The parents, according to people familiar with the approach, include Tobey Maguire, Helen Hunt, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jason Alexander, Felicity Huffman and husband William H. Macy.  \nModern American parenting can seem an extreme sport geared toward raising a bionic generation of high-achieving super-babies.  \nEven before they learn to walk, our infants are dragged to swimming lessons,“socialized”at baby “gyms” and plopped in front of videos that promise to have a 6-month-old reading English or, at the very least, understanding some Chinese. Relaxation is rare on this harried path.  \nBut a little-known Los Angeles-based group with a devoted celebrity following is leading a backlash against these intense parenting efforts, attempting to slow life down to baby-speed.  \nRIE , short for Resources for Infant Educarers and pronounced “wry,”eschews the conventions of American infancy from baby strollers, high chairs and battery-operated toys to excessive praise, forced sharing, and even lullabies. The end result, advocates say, is not just more competent and self-aware children, but a more peaceful world. This month, the method goes mainstream as RIE teaching materials arrive at 1,700 federally funded Early Head Start programs for families with infants and toddlers nationally.  \nLittle-known outside academic circles, the RIE philosophy has spread among parents via word-of-mouth. It has its own tight-knit circle of instructors; its own rituals (the narration of the diaper change); its own spare aesthetic (no mirrors, no dangling mobiles, no Baby Einstein); and its own set of guidelines (no singing, no rocking, no playpens) . All of this honors the baby’s “struggle”and builds a more “authentic self,” proponents believe. RIE toys are simple—a paisley scarf, a wooden spoon, a plastic colander—so as to stimulate imagination and motor skills. And baby days are calm; there’s no running multiple errands with the little one in tow.  \nThese values have resonated with a cadre of Hollywood types. Tobey Maguire, Helen Hunt, Jamie Lee Curtis, Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander, and Desperate Housewives’Felicity Huffman and her husband William H. Macy have all attended RIE baby groups or quietly turned to RIE educators over the years, according to parents and teachers who’ve practiced with them.  \n“Doing RIE” generally means showing respect for a baby’s experience. Parents narrate the action around the child  \n—loud noises, new faces, movement from one room to another—to help the baby have “a thinking, feeling part of whatever you are doing to him and for him,”as the movement’s original manual states. A crying baby isn’t shushed  \n[http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-10-31/rie-the-celebrity-parenting-craze/p/ Page](http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-10-31/rie-the-celebrity-parenting-craze/p/ Page) 1 of 4  \nor distracted but is allowed to release the tension of feeling, and asked why he or she is crying.  \n“The potential is there from birth to own your feelings and express them and have them acceptable because the adults in your life aren’t afraid of them,”said longtime instructor Liz Memel, whose many students include a few movie stars. “It’s thinking that the dark side is dangerous when in fact the dark side has lots to teach us.”  \nIn these classes, adult students experience what it feels like to be hand-fed, tobe criticized while playing on the floor, to be ignored or over-parented.  \nAt the weekly baby group meetings , parents sit to the side as babies and toddlers crawl around in a large, open room carefully strewn with RIE-approved toys as a certified instructor shares tidbits of wisdom on a wide range of age-appropriate, c","cbCaikDS2k5mtm0b","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikDS2k5mtm0b","pdf",290671,"English","# RIE parenting approach\n## Backlash against high-pressure parenting\n## Core principles and practices\n## Celebrity adoption and training","[{\"question\":\"What parenting trend does the article describe as gaining attention among celebrities?\",\"answer\":\"It describes a back-to-basics approach embraced by Hollywood power parents, presented as a backlash against pressure-cooker, high-achievement-oriented parenting.\"},{\"question\":\"What does RIE stand for and what is its main idea?\",\"answer\":\"RIE stands for Resources for Infant Educarers. 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