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Baby-Led Weaning: Real Food for Little Ones

by Nicole
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Written by editor Nicole Bennett. I can barely believe my littlest treasure is old enough to be eating any food other than mama’s milk, but time sure does fly, especially with baby number three. Right before Christmas, when we found ourselves at the six-month milestone I decided it was time to start introducing solids. This [...]

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Aromatherapy for Kids: 5 Ways to Bring Comfort and Cheer

by Megan

The last time I was at my parents’ home, I noticed my mother was wearing her signature perfume – one that she has worn since I was a very small child. One whiff of that scent and I was transported back to childhood memories of sitting on the bathroom counter, watching her get ready for [...]

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Swap Your Costumes for a Green Halloween

by Nicole
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Looking for a greener way to dress up for Halloween? It’s simple– swap costumes with a friend for something “new to you!” We’ve talked about clothing swaps here on Simple Organic before and this is a similar idea. Tomorrow, Saturday, October 8th is National Costume Swap Day but if you can’t do it that day, [...]

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10 Reasons Breastfeeding is Good For Women, Too

by Katie Kimball
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Written by contributor Katie Kimball of Kitchen Stewardship. The WHO knows it. The AAP knows it. Even the formula companies have to admit that breastmilk is the healthiest food for infants. Choosing to nurse your baby may mean the sacrifice of many hours in the rocking chair, but studies prove many health benefits for mothers [...]

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10 Ways To Use The Library (It’s Not Just for Books)

by Tiffany
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Written by contributor Tiffany Larson I remember visiting the library regularly until the day I graduated from college and then my feet didn’t go inside one until I carried my little girl in for story time one day.  And now I’m a weekly visitor. I’ve discovered the library offers so many more opportunities for learning [...]

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