Numi's Creations

09/16/2025

🌿 Roots in Silence

It’s been quiet here for half a month, and it will stay that way through September. This silence isn’t absence — it’s gestation.

Behind the scenes, we’ve been:
✨ Streamlining our music and creative process
✨ Crafting new product formulas, cleaner and sharper than before
✨ Diving deep into research about the intelligence of trees

One question has been guiding us lately: what if trees are as intelligent as humans — maybe more — and we just don’t know how to speak their language yet?

What we’ve learned so far:
🌳 Trees communicate with each other through electrical signals, scents, and fungal networks.
🌳 They adapt, remember, and make choices — but on timescales slower than we’re used to.
🌳 What looks like a forest of individuals may actually be a single, living community.

This exploration is shaping how we think, create, and share. October will bring the next chapter — with new sounds, new offerings, and new ways of weaving the living world into our work.

For now, we stay rooted in the quiet, growing unseen.
We see your visits and views every day, and we want you to know: we haven’t forgotten you. 🌑

08/25/2025

The Numi's Crew is set to resume activities in October, introducing novel escapades. In the interim, we bid you a brief adieu. Our return will bring new subjects for discussion. As we embark on our sabbatical, please note that Cat and Katie maintain daily communication. We will miss your company, but periodic breaks are vital. We are grateful for your love and extend our blessings to each of you. Thank you, and we anticipate our reunion in October. Our external engagements will also resume, featuring unforeseen delights and opportunities. Thank you once more.

-Cat Numi

08/24/2025

08/23/2025

Something I created to help meditate with. Please enjoy.

-Cat Numi

08/23/2025

New book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0593582276/

08/21/2025

Today’s topic: when do you know you have finally let go of an ex? We can’t say it’s a one-size-fits-all deal, but we know there will be signs. It will happen slowly. At first, it might be being able to go to your favorite coffee shop without feeling like you’ve been kicked in the gut. Then it could be seeing him driving past and not wanting to flip the bird, or hearing your song playing and being able to sing along. Then one day you wake up, and they are just somebody you used to know. That, my dears, is when you know you have moved on. But take the advice from someone (Katie) who recently realized that fact: don’t rush the process. Let each step happen in its own time. I promise one day you will get there. With love and hugs, your Numi crew.

08/21/2025

✨ At Numi’s, we believe in kindness that begins within. ✨

It’s easy to hold others to a high standard—expecting honesty, respect, love, and care. But how often do we pause and ask: Do I offer myself the same?

Today, let’s remember to hold ourselves to the same standard we hope for in others—gently, without judgment. Give yourself honesty. Give yourself love. Give yourself grace. When we embody what we seek, it flows naturally into every connection.

🌿 Be gentle. Be real. Be you.

— With love, from Numi’s

08/20/2025

Just a friendly reminder Crew!:
School bells are ringing—so let’s make every mile count. Slow down, stay alert, and watch for kids crossing, buses stopping, and busy drop-offs. Share your own safety tips with us and tag to be part of the safer drive crew! 🚦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

08/18/2025

In today's edition of Numi's messages we need to broach a topic that regardless which walk of life we come from, at some point we all face the inevitable- the passing of a loved one.

These times are never easy for any involved but especially children that have yet to comprehend death as a new chapter of life. The soul does not extinguish it just transforms into something that can no longer be housed by our meat suit anymore.

One of our own is currently facing this very challenge. My heart goes to Eli and his momma Katie this morning. Usually a grand rising but this is a morning today. May we all lift them by sending them strength love and compassion at this time. And any who also may be facing similar circumstances, may they feel the love we send out today as well.

For Eli, and for all children who grieve

Our hearts are with Eli, who lost his great-grandmother.
Grief is never simple, and his is made heavier by the loss of time that should have been his to share with her.

To the children who ache for people they never got to truly know—
we see you.
To the mothers who hold their children close through waves of sorrow—
we honor you.

When fear or conflict keeps families apart, children carry a pain that is not theirs to bear. Let us be mindful never to let our wounds close the doors of connection for the next generation.

To Eli: may you feel surrounded by love, may your heart remember that you belong to a great lineage, and may your grandmother’s light reach you even across the veil.

To Katie: may strength and tenderness walk with you as you hold him through this storm.

And to all who read this: may we choose compassion over fear, love over control, and healing over the patterns that keep us divided.

With love and honor,

Cat Numi

08/15/2025

This post is for families caring for chronically ill babies. If your little one catches a stomach virus, it can be tougher than for most kids because chronic conditions like IBS, GERD, and asthma affect multiple parts of the body. Here’s why the combination can make illness harder—and what to watch for.

Why it’s harder when a baby has IBS, GERD, and asthma
1) IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
More severe GI symptoms: A stomach virus can trigger stronger cramping, diarrhea, or constipation because the gut is already sensitive.
Longer recovery: IBS flares can linger for weeks after the illness.
Higher dehydration risk: Vomiting and diarrhea with IBS can make it harder to stay hydrated.

2) GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)
Increased reflux: Illness can cause stomach acid to splashing into the esophagus more often, worsening heartburn.
Slower healing: An inflamed esophagus may experience more pain and take longer to recover.
Difficulty eating: Discomfort may lead to avoiding foods and fluids that help recovery.

3) Asthma
Respiratory complications: A stomach virus can trigger coughing or acid aspiration, risking asthma flare-ups.
Weaker immune response to lung irritants: When vomiting or reflux occurs, inflamed airways can react more severely, increasing wheeze or hospitalization risk.

4) The combined effect
Multi-system impact: Gut, esophagus, and lungs can all be stressed at once, making recovery feel like it’s on several fronts.
Fatigue: Managing multiple chronic conditions can leave families more tired, affecting recovery energy.
Medications matter: Treatments for these conditions (like PPIs, inhaled steroids, or antispasmodics) can slightly alter immune responses or gut bacteria, sometimes extending recovery.

What to do (quick guidance)
Hydration is key: Small, frequent sips and oral rehydration solutions as advised by your clinician.
Watch for warning signs: Severe dehydration, trouble breathing, chest pain, or fever—seek medical help promptly.
Stay in close contact with your child’s healthcare team about meds and potential interactions during illness.
Have a plan: Keep a simple illness action plan and emergency numbers handy.

Note: This is general information. Please consult your child’s healthcare provider for advice tailored to your baby’s needs.

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08/13/2025

Stay healthy this cold & flu season with natural, simple habits from Numi’s Creation ✨

As the air gets crisper, small daily choices add up to big support for your body:
Sleep 7–9 hours nightly for a stronger immune response 💤
Hydrate with water, herbal teas (ginger, chamomile, peppermint), or warm lemon water with honey 🍋🫖
Nourish with colorful produce, garlic, ginger, turmeric, and fermented foods for gut and overall wellness 🥗🧄
Get some safe sun or consider a vitamin D boost after talking with a healthcare pro ☀️
Move daily: a 20–30 minute walk, home workout, or yoga to lift mood and immunity 🚶‍♀️🧘
Manage stress: 5 minutes of deep breathing or a short gratitude moment 🧘‍♂️🫶
Practice good hygiene: wash hands, avoid touching face, cough/sneeze into elbow 🤲🤧

Natural helpers (use with care):
Honey for cough (not for babies under 1 year)
Saline nasal rinse for congestion
Warm, soothing drinks to ease throat discomfort

Supplements—use wisely:
Zinc lozenges at onset (follow label and talk to a clinician if you’re concerned)
Vitamin C as part of overall nutrition, not a magic cure

If you’re sick: rest, stay hydrated, and seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or linger.

Numi’s Creation tip: Consistency is your best ally. Tiny daily routines—one herbal tea break, one extra veggie, one short walk—make staying healthy feel doable.

08/09/2025

To those who live to provoke,
to belittle,
to label:

That isn’t strength.
It’s dependency.

You’ve built your identity
on keeping someone else
on the defensive—
because if they ever stopped responding,
you’d have nothing left
to measure yourself against.

You throw around “victim mentality”
like it’s a flaw.
But you’ve spent years
manufacturing the very behavior
you condemn.
You create the wound
so you can pretend to be the cure.

Your “opinions” are not truth.
They are levers.
Control mechanisms.
Without an audience to argue with,
they collapse.

You’re not here to understand.
You’re here to be noticed—
because being noticed
is the only thing
that makes you feel relevant.

Here’s the truth you won’t admit:
The person you target
gives you more purpose
than your own life does.

Without them,
you’d have to face yourself.
And that’s the one confrontation
you’ve been running from.

But here’s what you didn’t see coming—

We are no longer victims.
We have stepped out of the roles
you wrote for us.
We are here to change
the very clowns
who built their stage
on the backs of others.

Persistence is not importance.

You are background noise—
and the moment we decide
you’re irrelevant,
you will lose the only stage
you’ve ever had.

That’s not power.

That’s dependence.

And it’s the smallest prison
a person can build—
one you locked yourself in.
Alone.

And when the lock finally rusts shut,
you’ll realize
you were never keeping us in—
you were only keeping yourself out.

-Cat Numi