Our Kids, Our Choice

Unique to breastmilk, is its ability to change according to a baby's age, to suit his/her developmental needs and how it includes white blood cells and antibodies, along with other immune boosting properties, to promote optimal health. Breastfeeding also supports mom's health by lowering her risk of both ovarian and breast cancer, supporting her heart health, regulating insulin levels, along with many other benefits.

Homeschooling can look different for every family based on a child’s learning needs, parent work schedules and state homeschooling laws.

Yet what homeschooling has in common for all, is the ability to take ownership of your child’s education rather than hand it over to a broken system that doesn’t always have your child’s best interest at heart. 

Remember that you were your child’s first teacher, and that resources are more abundant than they've ever been, to help make the decision to homeschool an easier one.

In 1986, Congress removed all liability from vaccine manufacturers, through the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which made way for a vaccine schedule that more than tripled in number. Today, 69 doses are recommended before the age of 18, yet children are not healthier and are dealing with chronic disease in greater numbers than ever seen in our history.

Informed consent and knowing your state’s religious, philosophical and medical exemptions can empower you to make better choices for your child’s health.

More women are opting for a planned homebirth to welcome their baby into the world in a more comfortable setting surrounded by loved ones. It also allows them to follow the natural course of birth, which the female body was designed to do. 
 

Planned homebirths are associated with lower rates of maternal morbidity, postpartum hemorrhage, perineal lacerations, along with lower rates of birth interventions and higher rates of breastfeeding initiation and duration.