For me, natural parenting has two meanings: naturalness itself and intuitiveness. Where one thing fails, another comes to the rescue. For example, it is quite natural for a child to lie down on his own when he does not yet know how to walk, but if he lies down like that for a long time,…
Vaccines are one of those topics that somehow manage to trigger arguments everywhere: in parenting groups, family chats, comment sections, and waiting rooms. Some people are convinced vaccines are a miracle of modern medicine. Others are convinced they are a conspiracy designed to poison humanity. Most parents, meanwhile, are simply trying to figure out what…
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…I started to like forgetting what I was taught in childhood. Jean Liedloff Jean Liedloff’s bold book The Continuum Concept offers a new perspective on evolution, progress, and natural parenting. Well, not so new—the book was written in the 1970s—but as always, the world needs a hundred years to accept or even become acquainted with…
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In today’s world, where disposable diapers have become nearly synonymous with infant care, the idea of raising a child without them may seem radical or even uncomfortable. But in fact, the method of natural hygiene, also known as elimination communication (EC), is not something new. It’s an ancient, intuitive practice that humanity has used for…
