Sara Denomme's commentsComments On: EverythingArticles Blogs Journals Photos created by: EveryoneSara The Dairy Debate - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 09:05 PM For the record, soy is probably just as controversial -if not more so- as dairy. I'm not sure which bothers me more. My daughters get neither. ;) The Dairy Debate - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 07:05 PM As far as I can tell, dairy products are fattening - not slimming! That plus the other things you mentioned, I like milk sometimes, but my daughters never get cow's milk. Thanks for the article :D Celebrity Baby News---Who's Expecting The Next Little Star - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 01:22 PM I will add a link to this in my blog titled Let's Talk About Pregnant Celebrities - Who's Got Bump (http://pregnancy.families.com/blog/lets-talk-about-pregnant-celebrities-whos-got-bump) :D Let's Talk About Teenage Pregnancy - Introduction - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 01:12 PM Thanks Valerie - I definitely plan on introducing the topic in the forums! It certainly is a topic near to my heart, and I want to share my story since it's quite a successful one :D How Water Helped Me Achieve a Natural Childbirth - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 01:10 PM WOW- It just goes to show how much our labors can differ from each other, and even subsequent ones can be harder than previous births! I totally agree - water is the way to go! It allows your body to relax, and really that's one of the most important keys to having a natural delivery. Thanks for this article! Let's Talk About Having a Bicornuate Uterus - Blog Entry09 Feb 2007 09:36 AM That is wonderful - thank you so much for sharing! Reasons I am Glad We Homeschool: Crowd Avoidance - Blog Entry08 Feb 2007 08:52 PM Yes, so true!! Often, just going to the park after school hours can be a hassle with all the kids running around (sometimes, this is fine - but other times it's nice to be one of the few people there). I totally agree! Weeks 40-42 of Pregnancy - Blog Entry08 Feb 2007 06:39 PM I think it is more or less derived from the fact that not all months are exactly 4 weeks long. Since 4 weeks actually equals 28 days, many months are longer than that and so 9 actual calendar months may be what is considered "normal". But yes, I usually refer to it as being 10 months because I have gone to 10 calendar months with both of my pregnancies. It seems that 10 months of pregnancy is perfectly healthy and perhaps even more accurate. See this for more: http://pregnancy.families.com/blog/lets-talk-about-calculating-your-due-date The Pregnancy Blog Week in Review for Jan 27 - Feb 2 - Blog Entry04 Feb 2007 09:06 PM Thanks for the summary, Pattie! |
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