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It's World Breastfeeding Month, so (like always) it's great time to cheer on your friends or loved ones who are breastfeeding or doing any other amazing and arduous tasks to make sure that children are fed! So, to make encouraging them easier for you, I've created some feeding affirmation cards.
It's World Breastfeeding Week, which is awesome, but anytime is a good time to share some ideas for how you can support your lactating friend! Read on for my top seven tips.
Your friend's kid gets on your nerves: what should you do?
If you have a friend who is trying to conceive, struggling with infertility, or mourning the loss of their baby, it can be very tricky to tell them that you are pregnant. There are a lot of factors to consider in how you personalize the news; here are a few overarching suggestions.
Here are the five easiest desserts I could think of, whether to buy or to bake.
If you've brought someone a meal before, but you're looking to level up your meal train participant skills, this is the post for you!
Planning a meal train for a friend? Here are the tips you need to make the planning a breeze.
If February, the pandemic, politics, or the weather has got you down, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed with negativity. In the spirit of finding beauty and helping others in the face of feelings of loss, here are 17 ways to bring beauty to a suffering world right now. I wrote these ideas aiming… Continue reading 17 ways to bring beauty to a suffering world right now
After losing something or someone you love, it can be difficult to sort through the waves of how you feel. And if you are supporting a loved one who has experienced a loss, it can be difficult to figure out how to help if they struggle to identify where they are at emotionally.
This infographic gives you definitions for six common feelings of loss to help you identify what you or your loved one are experiencing at a given moment.
This infographic provides five ideas of where you can turn to process a loss.
Abby the Sociologist Doula 