a mother’s struggle
A Universal Struggle I’ve been linking to others a lot lately. I guess that’s because I’ve been in a bit of a rut. Whatever. If I see something I like, I want to share it. It’s completely by the by...
View Articlegoody, goody gumdrops!
I can’t believe it – for the very first time, I won something in a blog giveaway! The Motherwear Breastfeeding Blog had a week of giveaways recently, and I won a milk storage guidelines magnet from The...
View Articlesurviving a cold/flu with a nursling
There’s lots of information out there on what to do when your breastfeeding baby is sick (and I’ll be adding my own 2 cents soon), but there’s less on the subject of what to do if you are sick an your...
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Welcome to the Motherwear Carnival of Breastfeeding! Not long ago, I shared my tips for surviving a cold or flu as a breastfeeding mom. Today I want to talk about what to do if you’re healthy, but your...
View Articledecember baby
Some of you have been quite curious – even alarmed – about my break from blogging. But never fear, we’re all OK. In fact, it’s not so much any one thing that’s been overwhelming; it’s really been the...
View Articlefive weeks pregnant
* Written April 16, 2009 Breastfeeding is driving me crazy. I’ll be the first to admit it. I really only just found out that I’m pregnant, and the thought most frequently coursing through my brain is,...
View Articlesix weeks pregnant
* Originally written April 23, 2009 I haven’t really been able to digest all that has happened over the past week or so. I had barely gotten my positive pregnancy test result when the spotting started....
View Articleten weeks pregnant
* Originally written May 20, 2009 As the end of the first trimester seems attainable, I’m beginning to feel more confident. For one, I no longer feel quite so apprehensive about having a miscarriage....
View Articlegot (enough) milk?
Infant growth charts can be a massive source of anxiety for new parents. Your baby is measured and weighed and compared to standardized curves that tell you how big your baby should be. Actually,...
View Articlebreastfeeding, Steinbeck style
This photo, “Migrant Mother,” was taken in California in 1936. As the child of a father who migrated from Kansas to California in 1940, I’m always touched by the stories of the poor migrants, so many...
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