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Monthly Archives: September 2010
What Is In That Purple Drippy Stuff?
You’ve just had a baby. You go through the series of obligatory pediatrician visits and at some point you are given the typical purple drippy stuff also known as liquid baby vitamins. My babies are grown, but I remember thinking to … Continue reading
It May Be Phospate Free But Does It Clean?
Phosphates pose a threat to aquatic life and can end up in drinking-water reservoirs. In response to new laws, more and more makers of dishwasher detergents are reducing the amounts of phosphates in their products. But, according to a recent … Continue reading
Nutrients And Optimal Learning
Each September I like to remind parents of specific nutrients that support Natural Approaches for Optimal Learning and Behavior. These nutrients benefit all children, however those of special need benefit even more Blogger’s Note: I have worked with families of … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Parenting
Tagged ADD, ADHD, best of mother earth, dr doris rapp, Green Advocacy, high quality supplements, karen hanrahan, kids, LD, Learning Challenges, Optimal Learning
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Book Bike Arrives!!
Book Bike comes to Bloomington-Normal The West Bloomington Revitalization Project will welcome the Book Bike to the Bloomington-Normal community during the Family Fun Fall Festival at the Westside Community Garden from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday, September 25. Adapted from … Continue reading
Try Not Using Your Dryer For A Month!
Deanna Duke Of Crunchy Chicken is sponsoring an October challenge to encourage people to line or otherwise air dry all their laundry for the month to get them in the habit of not using their dryers. She is trying to get … Continue reading
Boy Says EWWW to McDonalds
Meet my new little friend and the wisdom of his youth. two years ago in second grade his parents shared with him my burger story and image since he’s been the biggest advocate of saying NO to McDonalds’s his school … Continue reading
What Is The DNA Of A McDonalds French Fry?
An article that I read in the paper inspired this commentary. This post is simply an opinion piece. Sharing thoughts and ideas My sharing of the 1996 McDonalds hamburger a few years ago was also that – a sharing of a prop … Continue reading
McDonalds Hamburger Turns Fourteen
Below is the 1996 McDonald’s Hamburger Post I shared 2 years ago that became an internet sensation. For those who want to follow what has happened since visit the Burger Page ~~~~~~~~ I teach a workshop titled Healthy Choices for Children. … Continue reading
Burger Mom On A Mission
I wrote this essay for a mom on a mission contest. I thought it would also be a good share today on the anniversary of my “burger” share a few years ago. I am a seasoned single mom with two in … Continue reading
Does Your Child Have Nutritional Deficiencies?
Who do you know who’s child is sick all the time? Should your child experience any of the symptoms listed below please consider that there may be an underlying nutrient deficiency Many of these concerns are discussed in books written by devoted Pediatric … Continue reading
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Tagged allergies, Bedwetting, best of mother earth, Chronic winter coughs, constipation, cramps, Dark circles under the eyes, diarrhea, Excessive sweating, Fatigue, Headaches, high quality supplements, Hyperactivity, Irritability, karen hanrahan, kids, kids health, Leg and muscle, Mouth breathing, nose bleeds, nutritional deficiencies, pediatric allergist dr doris rapp, Persistent colds, Picky eater, Poor attention span, poor school performance, Puffiness in the face, Reoccurring ear infection, Spots on the tongue, Stomach aches, Stuffy nose, Twitchiness, Wheezing
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