by on September 29th, 2009

We had my daughter’s birthday party a couple weekends ago. We were going for “green” but traditional, definitely not “commercial,” and of course, lots of fun. This is how it went as far as meeting some green and ethical standards. Where we succeeded: 1. Evite invitations. Some people like to make their own invitations, which are [...]

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I was contacted by a Lansinoh representative about doing a review of a few of their products for my blog. I was interested, but upon reviewing their products felt that I could not do the review justice without some assistance from a mom with a new baby, as many of Lansinoh’s products are geared towards [...]

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by on August 26th, 2009

Since 1971 August 26th has been Women’s Equality Day. Although this was a great leap in history for women, we are still faced with rampant sexism today. Women are discriminated against for many reasons. In North America and Britain and throughout many other parts of the developed world, breastfeeding can be one of them. It [...]

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by on August 11th, 2009

All questions are so very very important. Especially breastfeeding questions! Never, ever do I hear a “stupid” question, although many new moms could feel like their questions may be silly or stupid and are then are afraid to ask.  As a Health Care Professional (HCP) and Certified Lactation Counselor, I want you to know that the very questions [...]

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I just finished reading the latest edition of Mothering Magazine. Hands up, who else has read Breastfeeding in the Land of Genghis Khan? I just about wet my pants it was so funny. But even more so, it is a huge eye opener for how breastfeeding can be. For those of you who haven’t read [...]

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by on August 6th, 2009

I know I said I would be posting about my fundraising efforts for La Leche League today, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I am unable to do so at this time. Instead, I hope you will find this an educational and enjoyable read. The use of pain relieving medication during pregnancy and labor has been [...]

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Breastfeeding: A Vital Emergency Response Are You Ready? OBJECTIVES OF WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK 2009 To draw attention to the vital role that breastfeeding plays in emergencies worldwide. To stress the need for active protection and support of breastfeeding before and during emergencies. To inform mothers, breastfeeding advocates, communities, health professionals, governments, aid agencies, donors, and [...]

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