my sisters in law have a mommy bolg

[darine]

Hi

my sisters in law who are all mommies (except for me ... hopefully soon), they have this blog they started.

http://holisticmommies.blogspot.com/

They are very smart ladies and taught me so many amazing things about parenting. They made me so excited about getting pregnant. We just have few things to take care of first.

But they are the most wonderful mommies. And the kids are honestly just so smart. Talking to kids and making them part of the family makes a big difference. Also, they know a lot about health.

They will cover topics such as "sleeping with your babies", "breastfeeding". I never agreed with sleeping with your baby, until I saw it in my eyes and saw that it's natural and the wonderful bond with your baby.

Anyways, there is so much to talk about. All I wanted is to tell mommies about them and I thought this would be a good place.

Let me know your thoughts. It's new and there is not much info yet but I think the introduction is great.

Darine

 

[LaughingWater]

The mention of natural mothering instincts caught my eye. I think that's a great point to highlight, as I think many parents feel funny about relying on their own instincts and instead let a whole bunch of other, outside opinions spin them around.

Good luck to your sisters-in-law with the new blog.

 

[darine]

thank you for reading and your comment

 

[HaveFun]

What a great website, Darine! My first DD was born in a hospital with a doctor, etc., my second DD was born in a birthing center with a midwife and it was such a beautiful experience in a different way. Our bodies and natural instincts are amazing. It is wonderful to see your SILs continuing with the natural journey into parenting. I also bf both DDs and paid no attention to whether they should be sleeping with us and for how long I should bf them - if you pay attention to the needs of your baby, you will learn a great deal from them. I read a ton of books to prepare myself for birth and parenting, but none prepared me better than the advice of other Moms who have "been there done that"