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DIY Project: Make your own stretchy wrap
In honor of International Babywearing Week, I thought I’d give a quick tutorial on how to make your own stretchy wrap, similar to a Moby or Boba wrap. These wraps can cost anywhere from $40 to $90...
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Product Review: Ergobaby Original Baby Carrier
Babywearing is the shiz. Not only is it great for your little one, it also allows you to get things done while providing your baby with comfort and security. No more trying to juggle your bay while...
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Giveaway Raffle: Support the 4th Trimester Bodies Project and you could win...
If you read my post on Wednesday, you know I looooove my Ergo! Well, as it happens, I won an extra one at MommyCon, and I’m giving it away here on the blog! Many of you also know how strongly I feel...
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An open letter to Sandy Malone
Hey, Sandy. A few days ago, you published an article to HuffPo Weddings. It had a lot less to do with weddings than it had to do with your personal feelings on public, uncovered breastfeeding. In said...
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Stuff I love: Public breastfeeding gets the Papal thumbs-up
I’m not Catholic. Not even remotely. Actually, now that I think about it, I don’t think I’ve ever even set foot in a Catholic church before. (Not that I’d be opposed to doing so. It just so happens...
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Let’s talk about cheating, shall we?
So a couple of weeks ago, I did a contest on the blog where you could win an Ergo baby carrier if you donated to the 4th Trimester Bodies Project. Once you donated, you unlocked several more options...
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Congratulations to our Ergobaby Original Carrier Winner!
Someone’s New Year is off to a great start! Out of about 200 entries on the Ergobaby giveaway, I drew our winner just a few minutes ago. I am pleased to see that the giveaway had quite a few...
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The Modern Mothering Village
“It takes a village to raise a child.” -African Proverb It’s a commonly repeated phrase. Some may even call it cliche, and at times I found it a bit archaic. As a first time mother, though, I found...
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