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Read Time: 7 minutes You know that show "What Not to Wear"? Well, this is my version of that show... only it's a blog post, not a TV show... and it's about reading material, not clothes... ... ... Every "Don't Read" is explained and critiqued in detail, and then I provide three alternate options for "Instead Read". These three alternatives are broken down into three sub-categories: Citizen (for the average Joanne, safe to give at a baby shower without offending), Seeker (for the one who is def... Read More
"People are difficult to govern because they have too much knowledge." -Lao-tzu (604 BC - 531 BC) One of my favorite Black History figures is the African-American writer, editor, and activist, Frederick Douglass. Douglass, like many during that time, was born into slavery, but decided, rather than die in slavery as well, he would run away to the North. He beat all odds and succeeded in making it North and there, made more than one drop in the sea of American History. Douglass, himself, did not d... Read More
Currently Prenatal Yoga classes are not only popular with pregnant women but OB and midwifery practices are referring their patients to yoga class. As a Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator and Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher specializing in Prenatal Yoga who has worked with over 1200 pregnant women in the Baltimore, MD area I have seen firsthand how a prenatal yoga practice can positively influence the course of a woman's labor and delivery. After several years of teaching prenatal yoga and... Read More
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