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THE Book on Babywearing

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I’ve been using a sling to carry my babies since my now-five-year-old daughter was born, but I’m still rather inept at it, having experience with only one or two carries.  Thus, when I came across Babywearing, by Maria Blois, M.D., my curiosity was piqued.  I was not disappointed. Babywearing is a fairly easy read, and […]

The Sneaky Chef vs. Deceptively Delicious {review}

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I’ve been hearing about The Sneaky Chef and Deceptively Delicious a lot lately, and I was intrigued. No one in my family is a big fan of a variety of vegetables (myself included), so I thought these books might offer me some ideas for eating more of them without having to focus on them (or taste them! […]

The Dangers of Fascinating Womanhood (part 3) {review}

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Read part 1. Read part 2. Moving on to the final section of the book by Helen Andelin… This is the portion which discusses what it means to be feminine: feminine mannerisms, carriage, speech, etc. This is a subject I would love to see addressed thoroughly (so much so, in fact, that I am working […]