MySpace http://blog.myspace.com/themommycoach http://a1.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/profile01/126/d3b0c0a0610c4895adf5e010bb5c9d29/m.jpg http://blog.myspace.com/themommycoach en-US Thu, 23 May 2013 07:39:12 GMT http://myspace.com blog.myspace.com 60 184474594 Isaac's birth was the best birth experience for me, but there were some other things going on at the same time that are sad, so my memories of his pregnancy and birth bring very mixed emotions.After A... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/268243004 http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/268243004 Thu, 24 May 2007 10:23:00 GMT I wanted my first two children to be around two years apart in age and, I must say, I am impressed at how close we came. Amethyst was due the beginning of September. Based on Hunter's early arrival (3... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/266055070 http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/266055070 Fri, 18 May 2007 12:14:00 GMT Hunter was my first baby. He was born at home, in the water in August of 2002. Max and I had decided before we were pregnant that we wanted to try a homebirth, so as soon as I knew I was pregnant, we ... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/265708292 http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/265708292 Thu, 17 May 2007 13:00:00 GMT As a doula and a natural birth advocate, I believe that homebirth is a viable and many times desirable alternative to a hospital setting. For myself, once I discovered that women really do this and th... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/265634121 http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/265634121 Thu, 17 May 2007 09:32:00 GMT This is a piece that I wrote shortly after Hunter was born. It is one of my few published pieces (woohoo!) and I actually got paid for it (even better!). Sadly, the venue that published this is no lon... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/260245403 Writing and Poetry http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/260245403 Wed, 02 May 2007 15:31:00 GMT You can't be a woman today without hearing about your hormones. When we cry, it's because of our hormones. When we're angry or frustrated, hormones. When we get depressed, it's our hormones. Even the ... http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/258872749 Life http://www.myspace.com//themommycoach/blog/258872749 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 23:21:00 GMT