Entries Tagged as 'women's health'

Losing your mindfulness?

July 17th, 2008 · No Comments

Announcing the official launch of the YogaMamaMe web site, created by one of our great friends, and an amazing writer and yoga teacher, Melissa Cole Essig. Here is the good word:
Come join a community of women and men searching for mindfulness in a life that can make you lose your mind.
Whether you are mothering a [...]

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Tags: Other Mothers · babies · community · women's health

Matters of possible interest

July 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment

First, this, from TucsonMama Melissa:
Arizona Breastfeeding Coalition is having a Breastfeeding Health Fair during World Breastfeeding Week. The event will be on Saturday, August 2nd from
8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Northwest Neighborhood Center, 2160 N. 6th Avenue.
And this from our fabulous friend Becca. (psst, it’s moderately good press about Tucson…) Curious–of the [...]

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Tags: Tucson events · community · education · women's health

Sunblock, bug spray, and all that fun stuff

June 25th, 2008 · 3 Comments

Now’s the time of year when I restock our bug spray and buy extra tubes of sunblock. I like to use the Environmental Working Group’s cosmetic safety database to help me choose products, or just to freak myself the #*%$ out about how dangerous a seemingly innocuous product like baby wipes can be. Generally I [...]

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Tags: baby gear · kids' health · women's health

YogaMamaMe

April 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Just discoveredĀ this siteĀ and am quite in love with it. A very cool combination of things–the posts start with a personal story, then the author (a yoga teacher/writer) illuminates the opening anecdote with some yoga wisdom, and finally we are led through some yoga poses that tie everything together and give us a chance to practice [...]

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Tags: women's health · writing

Review: The Business of Being Born

January 22nd, 2008 · 3 Comments

I went to see “The Business of Being Born” on Sunday at UMC.
It was a surprisingly full house. I expected that the movie would elicit a strong reaction from me–though I wasn’t sure of what nature. What I wasn’t prepared for was the feel of the crowd.
At first I was so excited to see the [...]

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Tags: Other Mothers · Pregnancy · babies · birthin' · community · women's health

Don’t forget…

January 16th, 2008 · 2 Comments

…the “Business of Being Born” screening this weekend.
2pm on Saturday, DuVal auditorium, University Medical Center.
Here’s a review (thanks, Brett!) which manages to discuss the quality of the movie rather than the pros and cons of homebirth.
I’m looking forward to seeing this–thanks to Melissa for her efforts in bringing the movie to Tucson. It has a [...]

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Tags: Tucson events · birthin' · movies · women's health

In which we post links to things we think would interest you

December 20th, 2007 · 1 Comment

We don’t want to rely too heavily on links–we want you to find original content here. But there are a few items we want to share today.
It’s probably a little late to buy a Christmas gift from this site, but her jewelry is gorgeous, so we wanted to share. Her earrings and necklaces are [...]

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Tags: Pregnancy · essays · the fourth trimester · women's health

“The Business of Being Born”

December 9th, 2007 · 8 Comments

According to an article in today’s Star, we’ll get the chance to see an advance screening of “The Business of Being Born”, a documentary on birthing in America. January 19th, 2pm, DuVal auditorium at UMC. Definitely looking forward to this. Birthing is such a loaded topic–c-sections, VBACs, choices about induction and pain relief, just for [...]

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Tags: Pregnancy · babies · birthin' · women's health