Category Archives: Feeding With Love

Breastfeeding, as well as appropriate bottle feeding and introduction of solids

• 33 Reasons to Grow Bee Balm, Lavender, and Basil

  When I’m looking for plants to add to my gardens, I lean toward options that will not only give me beautiful blooms, but will also add value to our lives in other ways. I’m really excited about three plants I’m adding this year: bee balm, lavender, and basil. All are members of the mint family, and all have multiple benefits for our home and garden.  MORE

• Four Unexpected Things about Parenthood

  Meegs shares four things that she just didn’t quite expect after the birth of her daughter.  MORE

• Bacon Cheddar Lactation Muffins

  Emily shares her delectable recipe for Bacon-Cheddar-Lactation Muffins!  MORE

• I Support You: Breastfeeding and Society

  Breastfeeding can be a touchy subject in our society, but is essential for the improvement of public health. Amy discusses breastfeeding and society, and makes suggestions for helping everyone have a basic, factual knowledge of breastfeeding and how to support breastfeeding mothers.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Milk Drunk

  This week we asked you to share milk drunk photos with us. Read more about feeding with love and respect on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• 5 Ways to Use Healing Bone Broth

  It’s that time of year again, when the kids go back to school and the sniffles and coughs and other unpleasant little bugs make their way into our homes. There are so many wonderful natural ways to combat illness, and for our family, homemade stock or bone broth is a mainstay all year ‘round.  MORE

• Calling for Submissions for the November 2013 Carnival of Natural Parenting: Feeding Your Family

  How do you keep your family nourished? Does your family practice a special diet or deal with food allergies? If so, how do holidays look different for you since starting a special diet? Do you practice baby-led solids or have tips and recipes to share? Let us know by November 5!  MORE

• Mama-Led Weaning, Sometimes It’s The Best Choice

  After nursing my youngest son for 12 months, six of which were less than fun for me, it’s time to wean. Here’s how I’m weaning – gently – on my schedule.  MORE

• The Best Breast Cancer Awareness

  I’ll wear a pink ribbon if society will pay attention to the most important thing that can be done to decrease breast cancer risk: breastfeeding.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: High Chairs

  This week we asked you to share your high chair photos with us. Read more about feeding with love and respect on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

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