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I am Thankful

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  It is amazing how often we can let life's little problems blind us to all the wonderful things we have. In general I am a pretty thankful and optimist in my thinking about life but I think everyone can be guilty of getting caught up in all the things that stress us and cause anxiety and we forget to relish in the all the things that are good and right. On the eve of Thanksgiving I write out my annual list of all the things I am most grateful for this year... I am THANKFUL to be 6 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: 6 Years, Anxiety, Autism, Blog, Cancer, Crossfit, Eve, Experiences, Extended Family, Jobs, Journey, Love, Optimist, Paleo Diet, Several Times, Sisterhood, Struggle, Thanksgiving, Warriors, Wonderful Things

Natural Earth Paints Review

By Tiffany 4 Comments

School starts back up in just a couple weeks. This means that bed times need to come back down to a reasonable hour... aka no more Lego building until 1:00 in the morning. You hear that dear daughter???? It also means that I am getting antsy about sending my youngest to Kindergarten. I want the transition to be as easy as possible and that is a tall order for a child who doesn't do well with change. He will be leaving his previous school (preschool) and going to the same school as his older … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Crafts Tagged With: Autism, Bets, Bright Colors, Couple Weeks, Craft Store, Dear Daughter, Earth Paints, Fats, Kindergarten, Lego, Natural Earth, Older Sister, Paint Colors, Painting Time, Previous School, Reasonable Hour, Riding The Bus, Shirt Collar, Tempura, Typical Children

TGIF! Illness, Hospitals, & Good Books

By Tiffany 5 Comments

Have a great weekend all! I will be taking it very easy myself because I was knocked onto my tush this week by a cold. I haven't been sick in quite a long while and my good streak was abruptly ended by a week and a half of bad eating. I had it coming. Life got busy with school graduation parties, a visit from an out of country relative, and a local blogger event. I ended up eating only 50-60% paleo and had grain based meals several times, plus a dessert here and there. All the grains and sugar … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: Autism, Big Brother, Big Freakin Deal, Bl, Blogher, Candy, Dessert, Future School, Good Books, Graduation Parties, Grains, Hospitals, Indonesia, Kindergarten, New York City, Old Grouch, Pakistan, Paleo, School Graduation, Several Times, State Department, Story Teller, Whoppers, Woot

Free From Gluten

By Tiffany 3 Comments

As I mentioned in my post on Sourdough Bread, I am not a fan of grains and try to keep those to a minimum in our diet. They are hard for us to digest, they are often refined in such a way that makes them nutrient deficient, and many are causative in some autoimmune disorders like Celiac disease. There is also quite a following of parents who believe that grains and specifically gluten, is like poison to a child with autism or other sensitivities. You hear more and more about families going … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Healthy Eating Tagged With: Autism, Autoimmune Disorders, Celiac Disease, Diet, Free Bread, Free Cookbook, Free Families, Free Shampoo, Free Versions, Ginger, Ginger Juice, Gluten Free, Grains, Passion, Poison, Pretzels, Processed Products, Qualifying Products, Sake, Sourdough Bread, Struggle

Devil in the Milk

By Tiffany 20 Comments

Ever heard of the raging debate about A1 and A2 milk? No? I hadn't either. But I am generally not a fan of milk so I thought perhaps I just wasn't being observant. Raw milk is about the only milk I will drink and I haven't even had that in a quite a while. A new book I read this weekend has me wondering if that shouldn't be a permanent thing. As it is now, we have reverted back to using some milk products... like cheese. I picked up a book called Devil in the Milk and the introduction talked … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Healthy Eating Tagged With: A1, A2 Corporation, Agribusiness, Autism, Casein, Culprit, Diary Industry, Dietary Factor, Farm Management, Heart Disease, Living In New Zealand, Low Incidence, Milk Products, Private Study, Protein Fragment, Raw Milk, Samoan Children, Schizophrenia, Type 1 Diabetes, Woodford

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am the blogger behind Naturemoms. I live on an urban homestead in Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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