THE THINGS THAT MOMS CARE ABOUT
- Savannah Birth Photographer
birth by crystal and lace photography
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Know Your Rights series part 4 of 4 Do not let your caregiver bully you into giving up your rights for their convenience. You have rights. It is important in a time where POLICIES are being placed before patient rights to know what your rights are. Discuss your rights and your birth preferences with your […]
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t is important in a time where POLICIES are being placed before patient rights to know what your rights are.
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Finding the perfect Senior Portrait Photographer can be overwhelming. This is your senior year! The one that you (and your parents) have been dreaming of since you were five. There is no better way to capture your personality and all that you have become and hope to be than in a senior portrait session. But […]
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Did you know… seeing a chiropractor during pregnancy will actually increase the health of your grandchild? Keep reading to find out how! Chiropractic Care is Self-Care Self-care is especially important during pregnancy. One way that I have implemented self-care is by visiting a chiropractor for chiropractic care. Click here for more information and tips on […]
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Ignorant of Evil? An interview with a plantation resident If you forget that which made us evil, we are no less evil, only ignorant of the evil. I originally wrote this post three years ago. I was unaware at the time that there were still so many injustices in our community, but I feel that […]
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As moms, we tend to focus our care on our children, our husbands, our homes. We forget about ourselves.
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As an artist, you never quite feel like your work is up to par. I believe that this is what pushes us to continue educating ourselves and striving to be better and better.
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Successful breastfeeding… Being a new mom is a daunting, and overwhelming, to say the least.
You have this brand new baby and you have no idea what you are supposed to do with him. He’s never breastfed before, so he’s no help.
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When I was sixteen I knew that I wanted a little girl. A pretty little ray of sunshine to dress in pink and place bows in her hair. She would be my best friend and we would tell each other secrets. I would name her Lindsey.
