We all want to make it to 39 or 40 weeks, but sometimes life has different plans. Maybe your water
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So much effort of public health programs is spent on the prevention of infectious diseases. The goal to prevent and
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Disclaimer: It is not my intention to shame or make anyone feel bad. But breastmilk is literally what a baby
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When the COVID-19 vaccines were initially rolled out, and pregnant and lactating women were given the green light to get
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– Neal Nathanson and Alexander D. Langmuir, The Cutter Incident, 1963. Poliomyelitis may have always been a rare, perhaps accidental,
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In honor of October SIDS Awareness month, I thought we would talk about that thing with which we cannot speak:
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Little Finley “Finn” Levi was only 2 weeks old when he died suddenly and unexpectedly in the wee hours of
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Even though aluminum is the third most prevalent element and the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust–due to its
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Shared from her mama, Ellie Grey. Delilah was born at 26+4 weeks weighing 2 pounds, 2 ounces. They left her
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There’s a lot of confusion around breastfeeding and Covid / Coronavirus so here’s some info: The WHO states breastfeeding not
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While the whole world is focused on Covid-19, a new study was just published two weeks ago that found Autism
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Shared from The.Holistic.Mother. Pregnancy is the opportunity to step into how powerful we are as creators. Birth isn’t just an
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It’s pretty common to not be able to see one’s own flaws. But when we look at the United States
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The idea of ‘preventing’ or ‘avoiding’ Autism gets parents all up in arms. It’s an uncomfortable topic, and many parents
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“It is inadvertently affirmed in the Christian countries of Europe that the English are fools and madmen. Fools, because they
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Many people think vaccines are the greatest achievement in public health. They think that vaccines are safe and effective, they
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