by Savannah | Nov 15, 2017 | blog, pregnancy and natural birth
Childbirth has become more and more of a medicalized process. An act women have been capable of completing alone for thousands of years has turned into a major, invasive surgery in an operating room nearly 40% of the time[1]. And though more than 98% of all births...
by Savannah | Sep 22, 2017 | blog
By the time I hit 43 weeks pregnant, I was done. I was hot, I was tired, and I was ready to meet my baby. Up until that point, I’d really let things continue on naturally, not doing much to encourage baby’s arrival – aside from walking and sex which...
by Savannah | Feb 3, 2017 | blog
This pregnancy seriously has me craving sweets all. the. time. We have to keep our fridge full of fresh fruits, or else I’m sending my husband to the store for a candy bar. With my son, I craved everything salty, so this is totally new, and sometimes...
by Savannah | Oct 15, 2016 | blog
For the past couple of weeks, Big A has been battling a pretty nasty sinus infection. Unfortunately, a person with a deviated septum and severe allergies tends to know the drill when it comes to sinus infections, he’s had plenty of them. And, traditionally,...
