At about six weeks away from delivery, even though I seem to be lackadaisical and lethargic about preparing for this poor baby number three, I did remember to pull up my birth plan from my son’s birth, review it, and have it ready to print...(read more)
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Mom to Mom: Do you have a birth plan?
Posted by Becca on 10/26/2015
to Mom Madness
At about six weeks away from delivery, even though I seem to be lackadaisical and lethargic about preparing for this poor baby number three, I did remember to pull up my birth plan from my son’s birth, review it, and have it ready to print...(read more)
Mom to Mom: Preschoolers, Math and the Value of a Dollar!
Posted by Becca on 1/20/2015
to Mom Madness
My daughter is five years old, hasn’t started kindergarten yet, and, though she’s
learned some basic preschool math, she really has no concept of money yet. For
instance: She had a particular dolly that she really, really, wanted. We counted up
Create GIFTS worth giving with these kid-made Christmas gift ideas!
Posted by Becca on 12/15/2014
to Mom Madness
It’s that time again! The time of year when the scent of pine fills your living room, the
sound of Christmas carols fills your ears, and your floors and tables are filled with tape,
wrapping paper, and brown paper packages!
Mom to Mom: My TWO Different Yet Beautiful Births
Posted by Becca on 9/30/2014
to Mom Madness
In a couple of weeks, I will celebrate the fifth anniversary of the day I became
a Mom: in other words, my daughter’s fifth birthday. As usual, I’ll spend the day
reminiscing about the precious details of the day she was born. The night before, I’ll
If kids could write the rules for their moms.
Posted by Becca on 9/4/2014
to Mom Madness
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TWENTY great uses for Coconut Oil
Posted by Julie on 8/28/2014
to Green Living
The use of coconut oil has become a popular trend in the health food and medical industry over the last few years. Derived, as you would imagine, from mature coconuts, this so-called “miracle cure-all” is high in saturated fat but does not contain cholesterol. Reported health benefits
Frugal Parenting: 15 FREE Toys You Already Have at Home
Posted by Becca on 7/26/2014
to Green Living
I don’t know how many times I’ve heard myself and other parents say: “I don’t know
why I buy him toys. He’s just as happy with the cardboard box!” When my son was
teething, I bought all sorts of organic, wooden, rubber, wool, and other all natural
teethers, but he was happier chewing on canning rings or an empty potato chip bag. My
Mom to Mom Monday: Hand Expressing Breastmilk
Posted by Becca on 2/3/2014
to Breast Feeding
I was afraid it would happen one day. It happened before, years ago, but I’d been vigilant
this time. I had a routine this time. Still, it happened again. I forgot a crucial part of my
breast pump. I sat at my desk at school with only just the time necessary to pump the
Amber Teething Jewelry, Does it really work?
Posted by Julie on 1/23/2014
to Family Focus
I never used Baltic amber with my daughter. I considered it, but I just never got around to
it. Also, I wasn’t convinced it wasn’t some weird, hippy superstition thing. She never
seemed to need it either, now that I think of it. Her first teeth came in at around nine
months of age and they came slowly and without too much drama. I think that by the time
Gift Shopping for All Natural Parents, What can you buy?
Posted by Becca on 1/14/2014
to Green Living
Have you noticed that there are two types of parents when it comes to baby gear?
There’s the mainstream parent who uses Johnson & Johnson products and has a changing table full of disposables and a room full of plastic toys, and there’s the all natural
Tips For Treating Eczema Naturally
Posted by Becca on 1/7/2014
to Green Living
Sensitive skin runs in my family. When I was a little girl, my skin cracked and burned
painfully every time the cold, New England winters would make their way back around
again. I lived on Chap Stick, petroleum jelly, and lotions of any and every kind. Now, both
my babies suffer from some type of sensitive skin, having unfortunately inherited my skin (Read more...)
Baby Shower Gift Ideas for Your Non-Cloth Diapering Friend!
Posted by Julie on 12/12/2013
to Natural Parenting
So your BFF is pregnant with her first, or maybe second child, and there's a Baby Shower. You want nothing more than to shower her with fluffy gifts but YOU know her and you know she's not into cloth and not going to use cloth diapers even if you bought them for her. So what can you buy her that's unique, fun and from Diaper Junction? Let us show you!
Mom to Mom Monday: Natural Remedies
Posted by Becca on 9/23/2013
to Green Living
I don’t consider myself a medical expert by any means, but the way this country
over medicates is concerning to me. It didn’t seem weird at all until I lived in Spain
for a semester. When I got sick and visited the doctors there, they didn’t give me
the medicine I am accustomed to right away. Whatever they gave me was weaker. (Read more...)
Cloth Diaper Community: Tips for discovering yours!
Posted by Bert on 8/1/2013
to Cloth Diaper How-To
If there’s one thing that separates the cloth diaper community from other parent communities it has to be the sense welcomed support and the desire to make every bum that’s covered in fluff successful. How do you go about finding other like-minded people? It can seem like a rather daunting task, however, there are places to start that will definitely help you on that road and hopefully lead you to some great resources and friends.
Mom to Mom: Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin & The Farm Midwives (A Movie Review)
Posted by Becca on 6/24/2013
to Mom Madness
Recently, my husband and I watched the movie Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin & The Farm Midwives due to a recommendation by my own midwife. I watched it while reading the book Ina May's Guide to Childbirth so it was really a double whammy of natural birth, midwife style for me. Honestly, I wish I'd seen the movie first because a movie is never quite as detailed, or in this case as informative as the book, but the movie was still refreshing and wonderful.
