When preparing for bringing home our first baby, I knew that the key to not letting material things get out of control would be to not buy more than we’d even use; if it was not absolutely necessary, or multi-purpose, I wasn’t about to spend money on it, or let it take up space. But, […]
Archives for August 2015
Choosing Egg Donation When All Else Fails
I take a deep breath then forcibly stop my foot from tapping on the waiting room floor. I am holding a prescribed bottled of Valium. My bladder was going to burst. Feeling my dry mouth and very thirsty, I realize more water isn’t an option right now. The nurse had given strict instructions not to […]
How To Teach Kids About Money
Mom of 3 and author of “Hard Core Poor” shares some simple tips on how to teach children about money, management and financial responsibility. I’ll be honest - I have a 13 year old, a 10 year old, and a 2 year old, and I was shocked to realize how much I had forgotten between […]
How To Raise Caring, Competent And Confident Children
A child has the right to be taught everything that will equip him with the skills he needs later in life. Training your child to care will help him connect to the world around him. Guiding him to complete competency will help him be a constructive part of the world. Allowing his confidence to grow […]
25 Great Reasons To Breastfeed Your Baby
We’ve all heard that ‘breast is best’ for infant feeding, but what sets breastfeeding apart? Nursing is the normal way to feed a baby, but it’s so much more than just food. It’s perfect nutrition along with comfort, warmth, touch and connection all in one. Beyond the embodied experience of holding your baby to your […]
