Making A Small House Work
A couple of posts ago, I told a story about how, once upon a time, a farmer proposed that nutrition be the Number One material consideration in a child’s upbringing. The post brought a range of comments. One was from
Category Archives: Simplifying for GAPS
Move, But Don’t Rush
Two of the most common mistakes I see on GAPS are
Organs; Book Updates; Thanks
A quick report on three items: 1. Remember the product Organ
It Doesn’t Have To Be Pretty!
After a day at his homelearning program -which included 40 minutes of walking, then recess, then another hour of physical activity- my son was very hungry. From the fridge I pulled out the rest of a
Setting The Bar Low
The past week involved some internal drama for me. In coming fully back around, I realized my personal conclusion to it was worth sharing with
Intro: April 11th
A number of us will start intro on or near April 11th. As Bren said, this gives one “a few weeks to cook and freeze and reread my GAPS Guide and plan”. This inspired me to