New holistic/natural family living group in metro Detroit!
The Metro Detroit chapter of the Holistic Moms Network is a non-profit group dedicated to supporting families in their pursuit of natural health and mindful parenting. The chapter meets the first Thursday of the month at the Plymouth District Library from 9:45-11:45am. In addition to monthly meetings, the HMN will be offering playgroups, a lending library, family activities, mom’s nights out, and other holistic activities. Children are welcome at the meetings, although childcare is not provided. Please visit www.holisticmoms.org for more information or call or email Andrea Stevens, chapter leader, at amstevens14@juno.com or 313-220-4592.
http://home.homewebs.com/hmnmetrodetroit/
Thursday, October 2 from 9:45 - 11:45 am at the Plymouth District Library in Plymouth: The speaker will be Angelle Batten H.H.C., from www.nourishyourkids.com. She will be talking about what ingredients to avoid when reading labels and health snack alternatives for your kids.
The Metro Detroit chapter of the Holistic Moms Network is a non-profit group dedicated to supporting families in their pursuit of natural health and mindful parenting. The chapter meets the first Thursday of the month at the Plymouth District Library from 9:45-11:45am. In addition to monthly meetings, the HMN will be offering playgroups, a lending library, family activities, mom’s nights out, and other holistic activities. Children are welcome at the meetings, although childcare is not provided. Please visit www.holisticmoms.org for more information or call or email Andrea Stevens, chapter leader, at amstevens14@juno.com or 313-220-4592.
http://home.homewebs.com/hmnmetrodetroit/
September meeting
The Metro Detroit Chapter of the Holistic Moms Network Presents:
Heather Carmona from Pure Alternatives
Thursday September 4, 2008
Plymouth District Library
9:45am-11:45am
Heather will speak to us about toxic ingredients in home cleaning and personal care products in her educational presentation entitled “Natural and Organic Living: Making the Transition.”
Heather is an organic wellness consultant whose knowledge has evolved from extensive research and her own personal experience with allergies and sensitivity to personal care and home cleaning products. She is passionate about educating and helping people understand that genuine healthy living results from environmental and social consciousness and consumer choices. To learn more about Heather’s story, visit her website at www.purealternatives.net.
Heather Carmona from Pure Alternatives
Thursday September 4, 2008
Plymouth District Library
9:45am-11:45am
Heather will speak to us about toxic ingredients in home cleaning and personal care products in her educational presentation entitled “Natural and Organic Living: Making the Transition.”
Heather is an organic wellness consultant whose knowledge has evolved from extensive research and her own personal experience with allergies and sensitivity to personal care and home cleaning products. She is passionate about educating and helping people understand that genuine healthy living results from environmental and social consciousness and consumer choices. To learn more about Heather’s story, visit her website at www.purealternatives.net.
October meeting
Thursday, October 2 from 9:45 - 11:45 am at the Plymouth District Library in Plymouth: The speaker will be Angelle Batten H.H.C., from www.nourishyourkids.com. She will be talking about what ingredients to avoid when reading labels and health snack alternatives for your kids.
: I joined HMN a few weeks ago. There is also a local email group you get access to if you sign up, but that's not been active at all yet.
we had an open house for the chapter earlier this month, and all the chairs were set up in a circle, and my two year old spent practically the whole meeting rolling around in the middle of the circle, singing her ABCs, and playing with my sling. 
There was a nice little play area set up for the kids with toys but Charlotte just had to be the center of attention. There were other toddlers there sitting quietly in their parents' arms, I was so embarrassed! Maybe our DCs can entertain each other at the meeting!)
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