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Milk Share: The Alternative to Breastfeeding Alternatives

April 2, 2012 | by Jenny | 70 Comments

We do know one thing for certain, and that is that breast milk is designed for babies. It's what they're meant to eat; more than that, it's what they're meant to eat exclusively Read More →

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Gut and Psychology Syndrome – Dr. Natasha Campbell McBride

October 28, 2009 | by Jenny | 8 Comments

We live in a world of unfolding epidemics â€¦ So begins an article by neurologist and human nutrition expert Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride. Campbell-McBride, whom some of have Read More →

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How to Encourage Your Children to Enjoy Fruits & Vegetables

September 25, 2009 | by Jenny | 31 Comments

The question comes up more than you know - countless emails flood my inbox from mothers wondering exactly the same thing: How do I get my kids to eat vegetables? I struggle in my Read More →

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Iron Deficiency and the Breastfed Baby

August 15, 2009 | by Jenny | 22 Comments

"He's iron-deficient." "She's slightly anemic." I hear it often: mothers take their babies to the clinic for a well baby check up, have blood drawn and summarily learn that their Read More →

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Reader Questions: GMO-free Infant Formula

July 16, 2009 | by Jenny | 16 Comments

Melissa asked: Q: I have a 3 month old daughter and wanted to know if is there are GMO free soy baby formula? I have been using Simulac Soy for the reflux benefits and cannot find Read More →

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