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Turning Everday Living Into Something Worth Talking About
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- Teaching Responsibility
- Government warns Simplicity bassinets are deadly
- Wordless Wednesday: The Sticker Monster
- Tackle It Tuesday: I Say It's For Creativity, But ...
- Help Me Name My Team
- Catching Up and Just Breathing
- Wordless Wednesday: She Loves Her Na Nas
- One Thousand Gifts: #2 and #3
- Oooohhhh, The Pain!
- Great Giveaway
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- One Thousand Gifts
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- Wordless Wednesday: When The Guppy Skips Her Nap
- Heading Back to School Is Now Easier
- How Much Space Does A Family Really Need?
- No Words For Crushed Hopes
- Dark Clouds, Rumbling in the Distance...
- Winner of Precious Moments Giveaway!
- Breech Babies Can Be Born Vaginally!
- Prevent Cesarean Surgery
- Wordless Wednesday: I Wish I Had Her Eye Lashes
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I'm Shelly, mom of 3, doula, runner, knitter, and wanna-be hippie. Thanks for stopping by, I love hearing from my readers!
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My Fav. Links
- Baby Milk Action
- Breastfeeding Online
- Breastfeeding Resources
- Caught You Nursing!
- Circumcism and Nursing
- Diaper Jungle
- Dispelling Vaccination Myths
- Extended Rearfacing Information
- Fix My Love
- Homebirth Safety and Benefits
- Infant Feeding Action Coalitiong
- Kelly Mom
- La Leche League
- Linky Dinks Page
- Massachusetts Breastfeeding Coalition
- Massachusetts Lactation Consultant Association
- Midwifery Today
- Militant Breastfeeding
- National Alliance for Breastfeeding Advocacy
- ProMom
- Skin Deep
- Stuff That Will Make You Mad
- The Baby Wearer
- Unicef
- Wholesome Baby Food
- World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action
- World Health Organization
1 comment:
What an awesome video! I got tears in my eyes.
I also was faced with the decison of either having a cesarean or hving my breech baby at home. After tons of research, we felt like the safest birth for me and baby would be at home with our midwives. Even using a birth center wasn't an option due to legalities.
So happy to have had a home birth. It was safe, cozy and we were never separated.
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