I volunteer at Natural Parents Network and so do a lot of other great women! As a way to introduce you to all of them, here are the best posts written by each of them.
Joella at Fine and Fair writes about an unusual gripe she has with the breastfeeding doll, Bebe Gloton.
Amy at Innate Wholeness offers simple tips to be present with family whether you’re having fun and want to soak it up like a sponge or would rather run and hide in a cave.
Charise at I Thought I Knew Mama shares sound bites from her miscarriage journey of forgiveness and gratitude.
Jennifer at Hybrid Rasta Mama discusses the overuse of the word “no” and offers some aid in finding creative ways to avoid “no.”
Melissa at The New Mommy Files: Memories, Milestones and Missteps gives her case for instinctual mothering.
Amanda at Let’s Take the Metro shares a comprehensive list of all the food she keeps on hand.
Suchada at Mama Eve talks about sleep, crying, and balancing closeness with boundaries.
Shannon at The ArtsyMama tells us ten things she wishes she knew before her son.
Kristin at Intrepid Murmurings gives tips and tricks for babywearing with twins.
Emily at Embrita Blogging shares 10 things that make her happy.
Lauren at Hobo Mama discusses how sex changes after having a baby.
Amy at Anktangle writes about a daily ritual she has adopted to help her maintain balance in her life.
Cynthia at The Hippie Housewife is reminded that while the days may sometimes be long, the years are short, and after a rough day the best thing to do is give thanks for the best parts and try again tomorrow.
Dionna at Code Name: Mama offers 7 Alternatives to Good Job: “Good job’ing” kids can be a mindless habit to fall into. Instead of using a generic “good job,” try one of these ideas to really connect with and nurture your child.
Darcel at The Mahogany Way has the ultimate boredom busting activity for children of all ages.
Alicia at Lactation Narration discusses the long journey of child-led weaning, during which she thought several times that her child was weaned before she really was.
Mandy at Living Peacefully With Children tells how letting go of the illusion of control opens up an entirely new world.
Luschka at Diary of a First Child talks about the battle between breastfeeding and formula feeding mothers and the industry that stokes the flames of a war on mothers.
Mary Michael at The Accidental Natural Mama recounts her journey to Mamahood.
Sheryl at Little Snowflakes talks about the benefits of nursing a child to sleep.
Rachael at The Variegated Life meditates on the moment when she first saw herself fully embodying her life as a mother.
Jorje at Momma Jorje shares some good news and important information about Lindane and Lice.
I hope you enjoy all of the great posts from the women I volunteer with! I learn a lot from this group and think you will, too.
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