About Me and my Blog

About Me:


I am one of nature's biggest fans. I love animals and exploring the outdoors, and always knew that I wanted to have a career studying animals. When I was young I wanted to be a veterinarian, but after volunteering at a vet office for a couple of years, my adventurous spirit encouraged me to become a wildlife ecologist, where I would be able to satiate my innate hunger to learn and satisfy my longing to work outside and witness animals in their natural habitats. Thus, I got a B.S. in biology with a minor in biochemistry. Through my studies, I became increasingly concerned about the state of nature, and decided to go to graduate school in England to get a M.Sc. in Conservation Biology (at DICE). There, I became part of a community of like minded individuals whose passion and drive were contagious and inspirational. I have now put my career goals on hold as my husband and I start our family! We decided it would be best to have kids while we are young and healthy, and I will focus on being a the best mom I can be. I am looking forward to exploring and sharing my love of nature with our child.

About my Blog: 

 
Today there are numerous ways to go about pregnancy, child birth and parenting. Everyone has their own ways of doing things, and this makes sense since no two families are identical. Therefore, when reading this blog you may find that you don't necessarily think my way of doing things would work for you and your family. The purpose of this blog is not to tell you what to do, but to share with you my personal experiences and what has worked for us. I hope that you can use the information in this blog to help you make your own decisions or to simply see what someone else has tried. I am by no means an expert on any of the topics I cover in my blog! You will enjoy this blog most if you are interested in any of these topics:
  • Midwiferey
  • Unmedicated labor and childbirth
  • Vegetarian pregnancy
  • Hypnobirthing
  • Attachment parenting
  • Breastfeeding
  • Cloth diapering
  • Co-sleeping
  • Baby wearing
  • Baby led weaning
  • Yoga
  • Animals
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