Archive for July 26th, 2010

Nutritious pregnancy diet and post pregnancy diet need to follow one right after the other for the continued health of mother and child.  This is especially true if moms wish to breastfeed their new babies.

Labor, childbirth and postpartum recovery are very taxing events. The body needs all the help it can get to simply recover.  Lactation places a completely new layer of extra need on top of an already stressed system. Continue reading ‘What You Should Know about Healthy Lactation and Post Pregnancy Diet’ »

Mistake 1: I’m Just Naturally Worried, Anxious or Stressed
The truth is, no one is born naturally worried, anxious or stressed. In fact our bodies are marvelous things, created to operate at optimum performance and stress is part of it’s performance. The feeling we describe as stress is a natural feeling which is intended to lay dormant until some form of a threat presents itself to us. When this happens we are alerted to the danger by this uneasy feeling, worry, stress or anxiety, and hopefully we become more attentive to it and thus more capable to handle the threat.

Mistake 2: Expecting Stress To Go Away By Thinking ‘Positive Thoughts’
Stress is an emotion; and, as most therapists will tell you, ‘it is impossible to logic ones own way out of an emotion. Logic responds to logic; and, emotions respond to emotions. No one is capable to  ’just snap out of it’ or ‘be logical’ and know there is really very little to worry about. Continue reading ‘Worry And Stress? – Four Critical Mistakes When Trying To Control Worry And Stress’ »