The Series about Why and How Our Family is Old-Fashioned
The Disclaimer (Read this first!)
A Short Interlude (about making small changes)
A Short Hiatus (from December 2012 through February 2013)
A. Parenting
- attachment parenting
- trusting our baby, with food
- natural/unmedicated childbirth (and Part b, Part c, and Part d)
- cosleeping/sleep-sharing
- exclusive, then extended breastfeeding
- gratefulness
- responsive parenting (even at night)
- baby-led eating and weaning
- staying close to our baby
- playing naturally (and why we don’t have toys with batteries)
- gentle discipline
- homeschooling (or even unschooling)
- babywearing and infant car seats
- wrap up and bonus links
- why seasonal eating will help your child abstain from sexual activity
B. Eating
- how it all began (and introduction to the “Eating” section)
- guiding principles: local, sustainable, organic
- some theological implications of what we eat
- what we don’t do
- another guiding principle: can we make it ourselves?
- my most important food preservation tip
- the food rules
- fruits and vegetables, part a (what and where) and part b (why)
- grains/legumes
- dairy/eggs
- meat
- fish/seafood/other proteins
- drinks
- condiments, spices, vinegar, oils, sweeteners, nuts.
- what I would do if I was on a severely constrained budget
- what I would do if I couldn’t buy much local food
- why seasonal eating will make you happier
C. Cleaning
- no paper products
- cleaning with stuff we can eat
- using essential oils (and a scrub recipe)
- cleaning schedule
- washing dishes and laundry
D. Grooming
- introduction: The Spots That Scared Me Into Change
- in praise of infrequent showering
- soap, shampoo, and toothpaste
- in praise of infrequent flushing
- lotions and sunscreen
- family cloth/mama cloth
- Diva Cup (reusable tampon) – first half and second half (guest posts)
- a side discussion about fragrances (and why you should avoid them)
- deodorant and hair products
- makeup
- clothes
E. Entertainment
- screens
- Sabbath rest
- hospitality
- candles
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I have JUST stopped washing my hair, 6 weeks in and just getting used to it. Look forward to hearing about your experience of it.
my part about hair and bicarbonate of soda is here- http://lulastic.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/this-post-really-is-about-bicarbonate-of-soda/
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Laura,
I just wanted to let you know how thankful I am that you are writing the KIOS blog! I LOVE reading it! My husband, Matt and I are very interested in all the topics you are writing about. I am currently 12 weeks pregnant and more interested in ever in what I can change now to affect our family’s future, as well as make informed choices about a natural child birth experience.
Keep up the great work!!!! Can’t wait to read more!
Kristina
Thanks for that encouragement Kristina! I’m so glad it’s been useful and encouraging for you! Let me know if you have any questions about anything I’ve been writing about!
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