Each month, we have one book that is featured. This means it only costs you $5! Take advantage of this great deal to add to your collection and try some delicious new recipes!
This month’s book is Against the Grain. If you need gluten or grain-free meals or are on GAPS — or just want something different — this is perfect! Salisbury steak, beef tips with portobello mushrooms, chicken in sun-dried tomato-cream sauce, white bean vanilla cake and more! Eat and enjoy!
Natural, healthy pregnancy is a crucial topic in kids’ health. We want our babies to be as healthy as possible! But where do we start?
Here are all my posts on healthy pregnancy!
Conception/Fertility
Pregnancy Discomforts
Diet and Health
Testing
Care and Delivery Options
Problems and Solutions and Misc.
Birth
Pregnancy Journal
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Lori: I would love to try the coconut ice cream and crispy nut butters! All ...
Joanna: Kate, I saw this when you posted the recipe on fb awhile back, and luc...
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Hello,
I am so impressed with the list of subjects that you have posted. I am with you in the desire to provide information for women regarding health and childbirth!
lurking and reading ravenously. i love finding another christian alternate mama to get some support on this parenting/woman/mothering thing that is so consuming and so amazing.
especially the homebirthing articles- i loved the crazy hippie lady that i became in everyone’s eyes when i chose a homebirth. somehow, my brain cells all fried and years of physics studies couldn’t reverse this chronic insanity.
still crazy!!! and loving your page!
I am 13 mo PP with my second little one. both were home birthed. i was Group B+ with both and received IV antibiotic for both. silly me. didnt fight the midwife on that. I did however refuse all shots and eye ointments, and blood draws. anyhow this about me. with my second delivery it was very fast. well fast for me. 4 hours start of contractions to delivery of placenta. It was a beautiful water birth. even though the midwives told me i had a beautiful and healthy intact placenta i ended up in the hospital 10 days pp for a D&C due to extreme bleeding. i had a micro piece of accessory lobe still attached. fast forward 13 months still nursing all day an night. my 3 yr as well at times. my hair is all falling out. the endocrinologist says all is well. i eat a very healthy diet. i take my flco religiously. i started taking standard process pituotrophin to see if that would help things along. now i am wondering if i should defrost my daughters placenta i neglected to plant this year and encapsulate it. it has been stored properly all along. any experience with placental encapsulation?
Hi Kate! I think it’s awesome that you support home births. Many women I know have chosen to have home births and were very pleased with it. I actually stumbled upon your site while looking into midwifery schools in Ohio! (I’m praying about becoming a midwife) It’s so neat to see a God-loving women choose a natural and simple way of life. I am hoping to one day get married, home school my children and be a proverbs 31 wife! You inspire me:)