…about working and raising a large family, over at lotsofkids.com. Check it out.
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Author and mother of four sons writing about motherhood & family life, mind-body health, travel and more.
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celebrating today's "larger-than-average" family
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A support group for expectant and new mothers in Chicago, held the third Tuesday and fourth Sunday of each month at Bloom Yoga Studio in Lincoln Square. This month's Becoming Mothers groups will be held on Tuesday, June 17, from 1-2:30 PM and Sunday, June 22, from 2:30 - 4:00 PM.click here for a calendar and more details...
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Kids + Medicine
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No-Fight Club
De-fusing the urge to fight is easier when you practice compassion.
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Meagan
You said “I would love to collect essays from parents of lots of kids and publish those, too, because I think that’s what people are really eager for–a glimpse into the lives of big families.”
I have six children and have been a subscriber to the email digest from momys.com for eight years. To subscribe you have to have at least four children. Many of the women have more than that, some quite a bit more. Last I knew, which was probably a year ago, there were over two thousand subscribers. I am sure many of them would be happy to give you info about large families.
Nikki