Preschool – who needs it?
“It is time to come to grips with what all too many have denied for all too long, namely, that all disconcerting news about adverse effects cannot be attributed to low-quality care, which has been more or less the mantra of the field of child development and the child-care advocacy community for decades,” Belsky said. … Continue reading
Organic babies!
Great News! “More Parents Buying Kids Organic Food NewsMax.com Wires Thursday, Nov. 3, 2005 WASHINGTON — Erin O’Neal has two daughters and a fridge stocked with organic cheese, milk, fruits and vegetables in her Annapolis, Md., home. She is among the increasing number of parents who buy organic to keep their children’s diets free of … Continue reading
Rape of the Twentieth Century
One of my all time favorite birth essays… Rape of the Twentieth Century Leilah McCracken. Written in March of 1998; revised April 2000. “A few days later, at home, this thought went through my head- a swirling black flicker of sentience that translated into the following sentence- hospital birth is the rape of the twentieth … Continue reading
How to make Hot Kamut Cereal
When a family begins cooking with whole grains, one quickly learns that the variety of grains available to eat are endless. My personal favorite wheat for Hot Cereal is Organic Kamut. I ate two 25 pound bags of this grain during my last pregnancy. It was the perfect baby making food. I use an organic … Continue reading
Ten most harmful books
Go Here Ten Most Harmful Books of the 19th and 20th Centuries HUMAN EVENTS asked a panel of 15 conservative scholars and public policy leaders to help us compile a list of the Ten Most Harmful Books of the 19th and 20th Centuries. Each panelist nominated a number of titles and then voted on a … Continue reading
