2011 - Talk Birth

Becca Renaud (2011-12-12 18:42:19)
My births taught me that I am in charge of my own body... but it is my job to research what I want, know what I
want, and do it (and/or demand it). And my births taught me that when I know what I want, I CAN demand it.
Bri (2011-12-12 20:02:02)
I would love to win this book! When I birthed my son, I learned of a capacity to love that was absolutely life changing.
Mary (2011-12-11 13:39:45)
Birth taught me that I am a goddess and stronger than I had ever imagined.
Annie Choate (2011-12-11 14:04:14)
My second and third births taught me that each child brings with them enough love of their own to fuel the warmth
of family life.
GeorGina Kelly (2011-12-11 15:53:03)
My births have taught me how to say the Great Yes to life..... how to allow myself to really feel with an open wide
heart.
Kimberly Oberklaus (2011-12-12 18:17:27)
Both of my births (a medicated birth and a drug-free birth) taught me different things. My first (medicated) birth
taught me that it’s okay to be scared sometimes. And my second birth taught me that it’s okay to let go. I’ve taken
away so much from both of my births and I am so thankful for the experiences I’ve had. They both have made me a
better person, woman and mother.
enjoybirth (2011-12-20 16:02:25)
Giving birth taught me to be flexible and open to whatever comes my way.
talkbirth (2012-01-02 13:04:29)
Drew numbers and you’re the winner!
Polymer Clay Goddess Pendants (2011-12-14 22:20)
So many blog topics and ideas and yet so many papers to grade! (Expect a flurry of extremely awesome
posts from me during my break that starts Sunday.)
Just a picture post then to show my two most recent experiments in polymer clay birth goddess pendant
making.
This little one is my tiniest effort. She doesn’t have a belly stone, just the jewel in her hands:
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