For information on henna tattoos, contact Talitha Seibel here.
For information on henna tattoos, contact Talitha Seibel here.
Belly casting is a great way to memorialize your pregnancy. There are kits you can buy to do it yourself at home, or you can get help from a professional. You can be as artistic as you like. A belly casting is a great activity to include in a baby shower or blessingway.
For help with belly casting contact:
Crystal Bowden: http://www.lovinglabor.com/bellycasting.php
Nichole Feinauer: bellasop@aol.com
Click here for more lovely images of nursing babies and toddlers.
Thanks to Darcy and Adrian for sharing these beautiful pictures of their new baby girl, Olivia.
If you have pictures you’d like to share on our blog, please send them to babysteps@babystepsonline.net
“Peace on earth begins with birth.” – Jeannine Parvati Baker
Thanks to my friend Janelle for sharing these lovely photographs.
Our topic for today is “Wordless Wednesday.” We’d love to feature your photographs or artwork. Just email us picture files and any credits you’d like to include. We primarily feature topics related to pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding, but send along anything that moves you. If you send someone else’s work, just make sure to get permission first. Send them to us at babysteps@babystepsonline.net.
Thanks!
Something both Laura and I enjoy is knitting. We started around the same time and have been knitting for about 18 months. I LOVE to knit. It’s something I always wanted to learn and I’m so glad I did.
One of the first things people ask me – after ‘what are you making?’ – is ‘how did you learn to knit?’ The answer is http://www.knittinghelp.com/. The videos on here are great! Very easy to understand and follow. They have videos for two methods of knitting, tips & tricks, and even how to fix mistakes. If you are even a little interested in learning to knit, grab some sticks and check out this website!
You can also find us on Ravelry. I’m LilyMama and Laura is SBG.
Some of our favorite resources:
You can knit all kinds of things, not just scarves and sweaters. Here’s Melissa’s knitted boob and Laura’s knitted apple:
This pendant is available on Etsy. Check it out, along with her other hand made jewelry.
