Posts by clovergirl

I know of quite a few homeschoolers in your area!  There's a group that does classes at the Lutz Museum on Mondays which is huge, that would be a great resource for you.  Are you on Facebook?  If so, check out this group...

The midwives at Birth&Beyond don't attend home VBACs at all, as far as I know, let alone VBA2Cs. :( All of the other midwives who attend home births in Connecticut are CPMs and they do attend VBACs.  I'd be surprised if 2...

Here's the link to the Facebook event listing, if you want to get updates but all the essential information is listed below! https://www.facebook.com/events/402288309841817/ Have some cloth diapers your little one has grown out of...

Hi!  We only have one freestanding birth center in CT, and it is located in Danbury.  From what I understand, it's located right across the street from Danbury Hospital.  The midwives at the birth center have admitting...

For those of you in the area with nurslings, the Big Latch On event of Greater New Haven looks like it's going to be pretty cool this year!  It's this coming Saturday in Edgerton Park (which is actually in Hamden, I think?). ...

I cut mine into like 1.5-2" chunks and froze them, then used a few each day in a fruit smoothie.  Usually orange juice, berries, and banana.  Honestly, it doesn't taste "meaty" at all in that form.  There's just a very...

You may want to check out Birth Partners, if you haven't already.  They have a bunch of doulas who work for them (all over the state) on staff and will match you up with someone who fits your...

Bottombumpers are an AIO that the interior is made of organic cotton and topped with bamboo velour. Swadleebees makes the Econappi, which is a pocket lined with organic cotton velour and it comes with a hemp/cotton insert I...

If it's going to be hot and she's going to want to use it with a newborn, I'd not recommend the Ergo either.  A Beco Butterfly or a Boba 3G would be a better option.  A Beco Gemini would be awesome too, I actually prefer it...

At that age, the only carrier I'd recommend for a (high) back carry would be a woven wrap.  Or maybe a mei tai, but you would have to find one that your DD would fit in with her legs out of the body/seat.  A woven wrap will...