What does THIS LITTLE BUGABOO... Have in common with this little lady... And this little dude? They all have lip ties, of course. As we fly out this morning for Micah's surgery I am thinking of these two sweet babes and others whose mama's I have chatted with in the past few weeks. So many of you identified maxillary ties in your children [...] Continue Reading
Archives for April 2011
What To Eat While Traveling on GAPS Diet
Wondering how you're going to continue with GAPS Diet on summer vacation? I have a few suggestions. First, go somewhere warm. Preferably an oceanside town. Then as you unpack your suitcase gently hum to yourself the little ditty that goes: One, two, three four Tell the people what she wore It was an itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny Yellow polka dot [...] Continue Reading
Every Mamas Challenge: Overcoming Disappointment
We have a secret in our culture . . . and it's not that birth is painful. It's that women are strong. -Laura Stavoe Harm To the doctor that says "Your baby is getting too big and your hips are too small. We need to induce" I say FAT SQUISHES. To the mama that has been laboring for 18 hours and is under pressure to have a cesarean, I pray [...] Continue Reading
Transitioning From Home Life to Home School
Today's guest post comes from Debi Chapman. Debi and her husband Tim have home schooled since the late 1980's. They have 11 children and 3 grandchildren. The experiences of educating at home have brought their family benefits beyond what they envisioned. Debi's background is in Child Development. From Preschool to Homeschool Deciding to home [...] Continue Reading
5 Unexpected Benefits of GAPS Diet
When our family started eating based on the GAPS Diet, I didn't know what to expect. It was an exploratory journey filled with bone broth, bone broth, and, well... more bone broth. While that initial phase may not have been the most exciting, I noticed 5 unexpected benefits of GAPS Diet for our family along the way. Benefit #1: No One Ever Asks [...] Continue Reading
