What to Wear in Month 9

Uncategorized By November 1, 2008 Tags: , No Comments

Q – I am in my last month of pregnancy and my belly is very big. While I have embraced my beautiful changing body, I am really tired of people’s eyes constantly staring at my belly. How can I survive this last month?

A – Start by wearing basic black. Your staple black empire waist dress looks great with black opaque tights and high boots. Even try tan or red boots. Also, bling the outfit up with fun colorful and shiny necklaces that drape over your bust.

Alyssa Schottland-Bauman writes and styles across Canada and the United States.

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Conception Preparation

Conception Preparation

FAM, pregnancy By November 1, 2008 Tags: , , , 3 Comments

Hoping to win at Baby Roulette? Before you and your partner toss the birth control in the trash and embark on any serious babymaking efforts, you’ve got some important decisions to make. The choices you make right now are every bit as important to your future baby’s health and well-being as the decisions you make after the pregnancy test comes back positive. Here are ten steps you should plan to take in the year prior to conception.

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Montessori Method of Schooling

FAM, kids By July 8, 2008 Tags: , , , , , 10 Comments

The Montessori method is an educational method for children, based on theories of child development originated by Italian educator Maria Montessori in the late 19th and early 20th century. It is applied primarily in preschool and elementary school settings, though some Montessori high schools exist.

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Knowing about Child Care Choices and Options

Uncategorized By July 8, 2008 Tags: , , , , , , 2 Comments

Parents often have several different choices when they are looking for child care while they are at work or at school. The type of care you choose depends on a number of factors:

  • The number of children and their age
  • The days of the week and the hours of the day that care is needed
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Organic Cotton Onsies

Uncategorized By June 1, 2008 Tags: , , , No Comments

Lavish and Lime OnsiesOrganic cotton is beautifully soft, beautifully breathable, beautiful for the planet and now it’s beautiful to look at! No flour sack color here. Check out these brightly colored onsies made from 100% Skal-certified organic cotton! Made from Non-toxic azo-free dyes, these silky soft onsies have an envelope neckline, durable double-stitched bottom hem and three nickel-free snaps. The best part of purchasing one of these fairly traded treats is that a portion goes to support the 1% for the Planet biodiversity conservation program in Navdanya, north India, where the product is made. It doesn’t get more beautiful than that! Order your own at Lavish and Lime.

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