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02/03/2026

02/03/2026

Beautiful Uterus 💗

12/19/2025

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The ancient ones knew…
When a baby was born, care didn’t stop at the child.
A woman — a new mother — was cared for too.
She moved into her mother’s house, surrounded by hands that helped, voices that reassured, hearts that held her steady.
Because they understood a truth we have forgotten:
When a baby is born, a mother is born too.
And she also needs to be nurtured.
Today, we shame the mother who whispers,
“I can’t take it anymore…”
as if admitting exhaustion is weakness.
As if motherhood grants immunity to fear, pain, overwhelm.
As if love alone can power a body that hasn’t slept in weeks.
We forget that behind every tiny miracle stands a woman —
bleeding, healing, learning, trembling…
and trying her best.
A mother is not magic.
She is not made of steel.
She is human — with needs, tears, and limits.
So before you rush to admire the baby,
go see the mother.
Before you bring another toy or outfit,
bring support — real support.
Don’t just bring coffee — bring care.
Say:
“Hand me the baby. Go take a shower.”
“Rest — I’ll do the dishes.”
“What can I take off your shoulders today?”
Then do it.
Quietly. Lovingly. Without asking for credit.
Mothers don’t need pedestals.
They need community.
They need empathy.
They need other women who wrap them in understanding instead of expectation.
More softness.
More support.
More humanity.
Because when we take care of the mother…
we take care of the world she is raising. 🌿

12/12/2025

With IAIM Baby Massage – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉 and educator!

12/12/2025

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12/03/2025

Why post your b**b for the world to see?
Don’t you know that’s not everyone’s cup of tea?
So what if it comforts your baby and gives the best nutrition around
apparently the sight of a nursing mom is where everyone draws the line in the ground.

The world’s fine with b**bs on billboards, TV, ads, and the beach…
but put a baby on one and suddenly it’s offensive and “out of reach.”

Magazines can show cleavage to sell anything under the sun,
but a mom feeding her child? Now that’s where people come undone.

Never mind that the baby covers most of it when they latch
because the idea alone might give someone a heart attack.

B**b, breast, chest, tit
the second a baby’s on it, society throws a fit.

“Breast is best!” they preach every day…
but heaven forbid you feed your baby
put that breast AWAY.

12/03/2025

I love this quote so much (thank you, ) and find myself quoting it often!

Teaching kids to embrace every kind of weather is one of the greatest gifts we can give them.

Learning the fun of a rainy day helps kids grow resilient, adaptable, and open to finding beauty anywhere!

Who would want to say indoors when there are puddles to jump in, frosty mornings to admire, mud to squelch, and wind to blow our bad moods away?

12/03/2025

Beautiful wisdom from Mr. Rogers. Real love isn’t flawless or effortless. It’s patient, understanding, and willing to meet others right where they are. May we love like that today. With grace in our hearts and gentleness in our actions.

11/17/2025

November is Prematurity Awareness Month—the time to shine a light on the nearly 15 million babies worldwide born too soon each year.

On 17 November we mark World Prematurity Day: a global moment to advocate for care, connection, and hope.

Today we honour the smallest fighters, support their families, and work for a world where every baby gets a fair start. 💜

Share your story or send a message of love below—because together our voices are louder than the statistics.

11/17/2025

Through nurturing touch, your baby experiences the world not through words, but through the warmth of your presence.

Infant massage is more than soothing skin—it’s shaping trust, safety, and emotional connection that lasts a lifetime. Each gentle stroke tells your little one: you are safe, you are seen, you are loved.

For parents, these moments become a grounding practice—a chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect heart-to-heart. It’s where love moves from thought to action, from intention to touch.

Parents—when do you feel most connected to your baby through touch? Share your special moments below and help inspire others to experience the power of nurturing connection.