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December 21st, 2010
 8 comments by Lillian Cannon I was raised in a family for whom food was very important. We are all adventurous eaters – for example, I started eating sushi when I was three, and the first sushi restaurant opened in Pittsburgh. There are almost no foods my husband and I don’t like, so it was important . . . → Read More: One Family’s Adventure with Child-Led Solids December 17th, 2010
3 comments By Katy Rank Lev Exclusive breastfeeding was so important to me–my birth had not gone as planned at all and I was left with this feeling that I needed to nurse my son because it was the right nourishment for him, but also because I needed to know that SOME part of my body . . . → Read More: A Gift Of Milk December 6th, 2010
One comment By Dori Sayson This is my VBAC birth story of my son, Levi Andrew – this birth was memorable in so many ways! I had an unexpected c-section with my first son. When I was in the OR for the c-section I knew that I so desperately wanted to have a VBAC birth the . . . → Read More: VBAC – One Mom’s Story November 25th, 2010
One comment By Ashley Pichea A few weeks after my daughter was born, some missionaries came to stay at the camp where we were living and working. The couple had been trying unsuccessfully to have kids for quite some time. Just before arriving at the camp (actually the reason they weren’t overseas at the time), they . . . → Read More: A Thanksgiving Story: Sharing From My Surplus November 19th, 2010
3 comments By Kim Rosas The holy grail of breastfeeding achievement has to be babywearing and nursing while in motion. Imagine the possibilities! You can shop, escort your older children at a museum, or just type on the computer. I knew I wanted to master this skill with my first son. I watched many YouTube . . . → Read More: Babywearing And Breastfeeding In Motion November 12th, 2010
3 comments By Karalee Lester 2 years ago, my epic labor to deliver our Gus began… After waking up around 7:00 AM and being sure my water had sprung a slow leak, I called our midwifery clinic and was assured I was just in very early labor and all was well. I had an appointment scheduled . . . → Read More: After 60 Hours of Labor – The Result Is VBAC!! November 2nd, 2010
One comment By Jaimie Leader-Goodale Picture if you will… 2 different scenarios. Mom A, carried her child to term. However because of Gestational Diabetes, she was induced right at 40 weeks. The induction did not go too well; 17 hours on pitocin, with intense back labor. She had internal monitors (baby wouldn’t stay still) so she was . . . → Read More: A Tale Of Two Births |
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