Category Archives for "Parenting"
November 4, 2008
- in Natural Baby by Alexis Rodrigo
Lavender Essential Oil for Babies
photo credit: lrargerich Lavender essential oil has many uses and is safe for babies. You can use lavender on baby bedding to help baby fall asleep, for instance. It also has antimicrobial properties. Here is a wonderful article detailing more uses for lavender oil for babies. Lavender: A Mom’s Best Friend Straight from the Earth, […]
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November 1, 2008
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Natural Teething Remedies
photo credit: redjar The mouth is your baby’s most developed sensory organ and a great source of pleasure. This pleasure can be discovered through feeding, sucking on a pacifier or fingers and, even though you hate it, sticking everything he comes across into his mouth. Then, these nasty teeth start breaking through the gums and […]
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October 29, 2008
- in Natural Baby by Alexis Rodrigo
Calm Your Baby Naturally
photo credit: kennymatic If your new baby is screaming, you want to calm him down in a natural way. Generations past would use drugs to calm a crying baby! Natural and effective remedies for baby’s crying do exist, though. You might want to try Earth Mama Angel Baby’s Natural Baby Kit. Keep reading for more […]
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October 3, 2008
- in Natural Kids by Alexis Rodrigo
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How to Make Yogurt – The Lazy Mom’s Method
I’ve been making yogurt at home for about almost 8 years now and I’ve developed my own lazy Mom’s method. Now I am sharing with you my own method for how to make yogurt, without having to scald milk or use thermometers or anything like that. My reasoning is, since yogurt has been around for […]
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September 26, 2008
- in Homeschool by Alexis Rodrigo
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Homeschooling Programs for Toddlers
photo credit: jessicafm Last week, I was looking for homeschooling programs for toddlers. You see, I’ve decided to homeschool my toddler. I’m not really a homeschooling Mom. My two older children attend regular school. I do consider myself a “blended schooling” Mom: I recognize my role as my children’s first teacher and teach them whatever […]
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