I found this post in the draft section of my blog. Although I no longer do daycare, I thought this was worth finally posting for parents who send their children to daycare and/or daycare providers who might be able to relate. I run a licensed family child care and look after children ages 1 to [...]
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Welcome to the February Carnival of Natural Parenting: Love and partners! This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Carnival of Natural Parenting hosted by Hobo Mama and Code Name: Mama. This month we’re writing about how a co-parent has or has not supported us in our dedication to natural parenting. Please read to [...]
I attended the Annual Clients of out local Midwifery Group Family Picnic this weekend. It was held at the same farm I pick up my CSA share of organic veggies at each week, a gorgeous old farmstead, complete with an ancient weather-worn barn and the smell of sweet yellow, summer’s end grass. We sat in [...]
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B..B..b..b.. What begins with B? Barber, baby, bubbles and a bumblebee! ~ Dr. Suess B..B..b..b.. What begins with B? Beth breastfeeds baby Bob in bed B..b..B! ~ Melodie The following post was inspired by Adventures in [Crunchy] Parenthood’s ABC’s of the blogosphere. Only I realized most of the breastfeeding words out there start with “B” so [...]
If you’re anything like me, when your baby needs to breastfeed, you drop what you’re doing and breastfeed. Breastfeeding on demand helps our children to feel safe knowing that their needs will get met, but sometimes doing this means our needs don’t always get met in the process. Many breastfeeding moms have things to do [...]
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