As I mentioned in the newsletter how do we manage our time? I know I am struggling with all the things I have to do in one day. It is especially difficult when you are a single parent and there are two very important occasions your kids have to be at. Today is my older ...
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What would I want for Mother’s Day? Besides peace from the anxiety of thinking about the Japanese radiation fallout, I would love me some RoseArk candles. They are affordable and range in the most exquisite scents. My favorite of all time is Saffron Rose. They are non toxic and long burning. We will be discussing ...
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We feed our babies and children organic foods, bathe them in filtered water, dress them in natural fibers, and yet some of them sleep on chemically treated toxic mattresses. They spend half their lifetime sleeping and yet the conventional mattresses are dosed with dangerous carcinogens. You can read more about this on the Healthy Child web ...
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Interesting how many cultures include eggs in their welcoming Spring traditions. There are the painted Easter eggs, eggs used in the Passover Seder plate, and then for the Persian New year stemming back from Zorastrian times, eggs are also decorated and displayed. The egg representing rebirth and renewal. The last several years my ...
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These sweet critters that inhabit Hazel’s woodland village are all hand made and non toxic. They are safe when gnawed on by the little ones. They even squeak! If purchased before April 17, they can be wrapped and shipped before Easter. hazelvillage.com...
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This was sent to us by Dana Black a writer, mother and great style maven from Northern California. Her tribe includes Dakota now in College, Indigo, and little Ilira. Conventional allergy shots, also known as subcutaneous immunotherapy, work to target the cause of allergies by injection of known allergens. Typical allergens include pollen, dust, mold ...
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