Articles tagged with: Nurture
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As soon as your little one comes into your world the age ‘ol philosophy is true! That pregnant women and mommies with newborns need to protect their sleep. Sleep deprivation is an underlying cause for many problems large and small for moms and families. Sleep: As most parents of small children know, it’s the Holy Grail. Having a child who sleep well means having a child who is more likely to be even-tempered, easier to please, and more compliant. And a mom and dad who are rested, refreshed, and ready to face the day with their energetic bundle of joy. But let her skip naptime one time and your typically happy-go-lucky baby or toddler can quickly turn into a overly fussy, tantrum-throwing, meltdown prone little being. There’s a good reason and there are solutions out there to help lull your little one into better naps and nighttimes.
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What does it mean to embark on a spiritual path to conception? I see it as a convergence of your spiritual path with your desire to have a conscious conception. The two are divinely linked; one very much supports and creates the other. Your awareness around your intentions to create life within your womb is deeply spiritual. Your ability to consciously conceive your child has everything to do with your own conscious walk on the planet right now. If you truly desire to consciously conceive your baby, then the opportunity exists for you to do so in a sacred, mindful and deliberate way.
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Yet, truth is, we have every right—indeed, need—to mourn and celebrate the past, not only because it’s part of us, but because our present and future fulfillment as individuals and couples depends on it.
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We believe wholeheartedly that self care is an activity that requires practice. That is one of the reasons why we dedicate an entire week during the month of Pregnancy Awareness Month® (May) to the theme of Nurture. This is a favorite past newsletter article that we thought was worth posting on this blog page, especially during the final days of 2010. Consider taking some quality time with yourself and make it a resolution for 2011 to do it often. Remember our children watch us and mimic, let them mimic this practice.
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Holiday Maternity Fashion Ideas
By Amy Tara Koch
With the holidays rapidly approaching, stepping up one’s style is top of mind. Here are three easy tips for the pregnantista to get her glam on:
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PAM has embraced Elizabeth Rogers’ philosophy that each of us can shift daily habits that will respect the earth, save us money, and be good for us. Elizabeth sent us these home beauty basics shortly after speaking at our LA PAM Launch Event last May. And we have saved them until now so that you can spruce up and pamper in preparation for the Holiday Season. Take a look.
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Renee and Jeremy make the sweetest children’s music in the world. As Mothering Magazine says, “The duo’s poignant songs are written for children but are guaranteed to touch your parenting soul. An Album not to be missed.”
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Last year we had the privilege of working with Liza Elliott-Ramirez, founder of Expecting Models, the premiere representing real professional models and actresses for the commercial and advertising world who happen to be pregnant. We are proud to announce that Liza has agreed to be a part of our Advisory Team.
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The special “Pregnancy Awareness Month” mini-magazine is on stands NOW! We are in the current June issue of Pregnancy magazine. This year Pregnancy Awareness Month™ partnered with Pregnancy to create a mini magazine in the form of a special pull-out insert.
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ECHO CENTER 10TH ANNIVERSARY GALA 10/2/10
We are huge fans of The Echo Center (formally CNVEP) and founder Ruth Beaglehole’s amazing curriculum. They provide support and practical advise on how to speak to your children and parenting skills from the perspective of empathic listening and compassionate understanding as opposed to discipline and training.
