Today I’m offering a giveaway for one of my new sponsors, Avashi Organics. They make a toxin-free oil for pregnant bellies to help alleviate itching related to stretching, and help repair skin. They’d like to introduce themselves to TFB Readers by offering a lucky one of you a 100 ml bottle of their Avishi Organics’ Intensive Repair Oil. What sets...
Today, after so, so, so much work, I’m officially launching the new TFB Resource Guide. It’s chock-full of awesome info from expert contributors (me being just one of the many.) But, the best part? THE BEST PART!?!?! You could be over there right now, in your underwear (or your PJ’s, or your business suit, whatever you fancy) entering to win...
Lately, I’ve been asked over and over to help people find various posts I’ve published mentioning everything from belly binding, to placenta encapsulation, to making baby food. After five years of blogging, networking, educating, and absorbing information, I seem to have amassed quite a heap of articles and resources that my readers would like to find a bit easier. So,...
My first two sons never experienced any sort of teething pain, or at least they never let on that they did. I watched other parents lament about the teething agony their precious babies were suffering, and I always thought it was some sort of urban legend. You know, a mythical parenting urban legend… like that woman who made it to...
(Note: Mine isn’t a “reviews” blog. Sometimes I’m just out in the world and find things I love, and want to share with my readers. Sometimes I’m able to convince companies to give things I love to my readers, and such is the case today. ) A few weeks ago, Hyphenated Husband was craving a burger, so we decided to...
All year long, various TFB sponsors help support my site and my related advocacy and activist efforts by purchasing ad space on this page. They are ALL small businesses owned and run by women (and men) who believe in empowering parents to lead greater lives – sometimes through the use of their wonderful products, and often through free support, education,...
Back in 2009, when I first opened my account on Twitter, I followed a lot of hashtags. I used Tweetdeck to keep search columns open that showed me all the tweets from the whole twittosphere containing key words like #VBAC, #Breastfeeding, and #Cesarean. This enabled me to find like-minded or interesting people to talk with. Now, with over 8,400 facebook...
