<> You can try to prepare for birth and new motherhood, but that doesn’t mean you’ll actually know anything before you do it.
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You may have guessed that I have been having a week of overwork. This happens a lot when several part-time jobs, instead of one full-time gig, make up one’s 40 60 hour work-week. The lowlight of my week came yesterday when the day care called the language school where I teach because my daughter […]
Breastfeeding 1-2-3 just just rounded up all the lactivist news from the past week.
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According to this book, in 1870, the risk of an Englishwoman dying in childbirth was about 1 in 200. What do you think the statistical risk is today?
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Every week, I have a new favorite blog. Yes, my preferences change with the weather. So, I thought I would start a new feature naming my favorites and asking the blogger to write a post solving one of my parenting problems.This week my favorite blog is Tree Hugging Family written by Jennifer Chait.
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My kids are featured on Tree Hugging Family today.
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Teenage motherhood is stressful for the mother and the grandparents, worrisome to society and, according to some people a growing problem. And yet, through the wonder of Facebook, I have recently been in contact with some of the women I know who became mothers in high schood. They seem to be fine. Not perfect, but […]
I’m a little overworked this week. That means I need to schedule time with my children and neglect this blog today. The best thing about doing it is that I know you understand.
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St. Gerome or St.Jerome of Majella is the Patron Saint of expectant mothers and St. Ann or St. Anne is the Patroness of women in labor and new mothers.
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…it was the daughters who really made Larry laugh.
They said that girls were supposed to be the quiet ones but, whoever they were, they hadn’t a clue. His gang, Jesus, there hadn’t been a minute, not a second’s peace in the house since the eldest, Stephanie, was born, but especially since the other three came […]
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