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This  excellent video, done by Jesse Fisher, tells the history of compulsion-based education in America. It explores the moral, economic, and political risks of putting children in compulsion-based schools. Most Americans, who revel in being from the “land of the … Continue reading →

Mothers Who Know A Book of Mormon-based Addiction Prevention Mentoring Course for LDS Moms over the phone Thursday afternoons Feb. 7 to March 28, 2013 1 to 3 PM MT 12 noon to 2 PM PT 2 to 4 PM … Continue reading →

This is me and my husband over 19 years ago with our first baby in my Dr. Sears’ NoJo sling. Now that baby is very smart and on a mission for the LDS Church. The reason he is so smart … Continue reading →

With the holidays over and the New Year starting, many of us are getting back into the rhythm of a school routine. January is a great time to make changes in your children’s education. I have fond memories of my … Continue reading →

I am so excited this video is done! It features Maurice Harker, founder of Life Changing Services, (his super awesome blog is here) talking about why we fail at goals and New Year’s resolutions. It has an LDS perspective and is … Continue reading →

We had a great teleseminar last night with Tara of Happy in the Kitchen with Tara about healing from health challenges with the GAPS diet. If you want to listen to the recording, you can go here. Follow the directions … Continue reading →

So, just in case you haven’t noticed, Santa doesn’t deliver at least two things: vibrant health, and happy, fun outings with your family. Last week I involved myself in both things. The first I learned more about and the latter … Continue reading →

Do you, your kids or your husband suffer from: ADD, ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, asthma, bed wetting, thrush, being finicky eaters, chronic ear infections, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, food allergies, chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, type-1 diabetes, chronic … Continue reading →

I hope you all had reason to celebrate Christmas joy and be merry despite life’s challenges. Here are my top 10 things about Christmas this year, not in any order: 1. Some generous people, of my extended family and friends, … Continue reading →

Every year we like to watch the same movies the week before Christmas: It’s a Wonderful Life, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey (yes, it’s not just a picture book, but a movie as well). OK, … Continue reading →