Natural Mothering Ebook Bundle PLUS Deborah & Co. Coupon!

June 10, 2013 by · 3 Comments


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Have you ever wished motherhood came with a manual?

I know when I had my first child I relied heavily on natural parenting books to walk me through the many different stages of raising a newborn and toddler. Even after five children I still use my books as resources, and would never part with them.

Whether motherhood makes you feel overwhelmed or whether you feel like you’ve found your stride as a mother, we are here to help you be the best mother to your children that you can be. We can also help you deal with infertility and prepare you for giving birth confidently and joyfully.

We’ve got the resources you need to help your kids be healthier, to raise your children to be polite, caring people, and to make your home non-toxic.

For 1 week only, get a downloadable package of 35+ e-books specifically designed to encourage and equip mothers to nurture their families (and themselves!) naturally for just $29.97. Since these books together are worth more than $525, this is nearly a 95% discount!

There are also more than a dozen coupon codes and FREE products worth over $200 included to help you on your natural living journey! A special discount code to Deborah &  Co. is included in the bonus section. It is the highest discount code we have ever released before! 

These e-books reflect the work of 32 well-known Ph.D.’s, fertility specialists, lactation consultants, natural health professionals, authors, and bloggers who are passionate about motherhood and caring for mothers.

This is an intelligent, joy-filled collection that will inspire any mother to feed her beautiful babe well, feel confident in making difficult mothering decisions, and celebrate motherhood (even when it seems overwhelming).

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The eBooks

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Natural Fertility and Pregnancy

Unbound Birth by Jennifer Yarbrough of Unbound Birth ($2.99)
Fearless Birth by Kristen Burgess of Natural Birth and Baby Care ($17)
Nourishing Foods for Labor and Childbirth (article reprint) by Kresha Faber of Nourishing Joy ($2.99)
My Pregnancy Journey by Mindy of Simply Designs ($9.99)
Fertilise Yourself by Natalie Kringoudis of Melbourne Natural Fertility ($19.95)
Eat Your Way to Parenthood by Gabriela Rosa, MScM, BHSc, ND of Natural Fertility Breakthrough ($35)
Protecting Your Fertility: The Dangers of Conventional Pest Control and Natural Safe Alternatives by Gabriela Rosa, MScM, BHSc, ND of Natural Fertility Breakthrough ($35)
The Awful Truth About Cleaning Products and Fertility Revealed by Gabriela Rosa, MScM, BHSc, ND of Natural Fertility Breakthrough ($35)

Natural Baby and Toddler Care
Breastfeeding Simply by Pinky McKay, ICBLC of PinkyMcKay.com ($25)
First Bites by Hilary Bernstein of Accidentally Green ($9.99)
Breast to Bib by Kate Tietje of Modern Alternative Mama ($8.95)
Confessions of a Cloth Diaper Convert by Erin Odom of The Humbled Homemaker ($9.95)
Creative Ways to Calm Your Baby by Justyn Lang of Creative Christian Mama ($6.99)
EC Simplified: Infant Potty Training Made Easy by Andrea Olson, MA of Go Diaper Free ($30)
oh, crap. potty training by Jamie Glowacki of oh crap. potty training ($15)

Natural Health and Healing
Therapeutic Parenting for Children Who Are Healing from Trauma by Tova Krause Grindlay, CPC of Parent and Family Coaching ($4.99)
Herbal Nurturing by Michele Augur of Frugal Granola ($8.95)
Herbal Remedies for Children During the Cold and Flu Season by Rosalee de la Forêt of Herbal Remedies Advice ($20)
Mother’s Little Herbal Helper and Home Remedies by Natalie Vickery of The Family Herbalist ($12.50)
Questions to Ask Your Dentist by Will and Susan Revak of OraWellness ($29)
Tips and Tricks to Remineralize and Repair Your Teeth by Ramiel Nagel of CureToothDecay.com ($12.95)
The Thinking Parent’s Guide to Vaccines by Kresha Faber of Nourishing Joy ($2.99)
Finding Balance with Attachment Parenting by Andrea Olson, MA of AndreaOlson.com ($17)
Pain Redeemed by Natasha Metzler of NatashaMetzler.com ($4.99)
The Curative Kitchen (updated version) by Susan Smith Jones, Ph.D. of SusanSmithJones.com ($19.95)
Rebuild From Depression: A Nutrient Guide, The Digital Abridged Version by Amanda Rose, Ph.D. of Traditional Foods ($12.95)

Teaching Our Children
Real Food Kids: In the Kitchen plus 1 month access to select Real Food Kids eCourse videos by Wardeh Harmon of GNOWFGLINS & Jami Delgado of Eat Nourishing ($30)
Kids in Training: Life lessons that will help lead to productive, responsible and grateful kids! by Rebecca Dulgarian of Blue Cricket Designs ($7.95)
Life According to Me by Stephanie Dulgarian of Somewhat Simple ($5.95)
The Family Dinner Project by Rebecca Dulgarian & Stephanie Dulgarian ($9.95)
Easy Peasy Chores:Homeschool Edition by Alina Joy Dubois of The Good Old Days Farm ($17.99)
Teaching Kids to Clean by Dana White of A Slob Comes Clean ($5)

Help for Busy Moms
Real {Fast} Food by Trina Holden of TrinaHolden.com ($6)
Crock On by Stacy Myers of Stacy Makes Cents ($5)
Creative Ways to Make Family Holiday Memories by Kit Singleton of Raising Small Souls ($25)

Non-Toxic and Natural Living
Natural Beauty Recipes by Katie of WellnessMama ($10)
Healthy Homemaking by Stephanie Langford of Keeper of the Home ($12.95)
Restocking the Pantry by Kresha Faber of Nourishing Joy ($9.99)
Accidentally Green by Hilary Bernstein of Accidentally Green ($2.99)
Clean, Naturally! by Kresha Faber of Nourishing Joy ($4.99)

 

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The Bonus Resources

Once you have completed payment for the e-book bundle, you will get access not only to the books, but to FREE products and coupon codes for mothering products that will support you in your natural, non-toxic lifestyle.

These special bonus offers include:

Lunapads Logo Oval JPEGGet a FREE luxuriously soft pantyliner from Lunapads and a $5 coupon for your next visit. Lunapads are smart, sustainable alternatives to disposable menstrual pads and pantyliners. Join the LunaRevolution and discover why thousands worldwide feel better about their periods! ($17 value. Standard shipping applies. US addresses only.)

granola babies logoGet 10% off any order from Granola Babies, THE go-to shop for everything babywearing and natural-living related. Granola Babies supports mothers around the globe in their mothering journey by providing sustainable hand-selected products, natural and holistic resources, and creating a village of community. (Standard shipping applies.)
Fit2B_LogoGet “2 Months for $2″ ! Enjoy a two-month Membership to Fit2B Studio for only two dollars, where their wholesome workouts for the whole family are “tummy safe” and particularly target Diastasis Recti (split abs), which affects many women postpartum. ($19.98 value.)
Flora_logoDownload a $6 coupon for 7 Sources Oil from Flora Health to use the next time you shop! Flora’s newest product, 7 Sources, is a non-GMO, sustainably-sourced fatty-acid product with EPA and DHA, which are essential during pregnancy and nursing and support cognitive function at any time of life! (Value: $6. Good in-store only. US stores only.)

Deborah & CoGet 25% off any cami or nursing tank at Deborah & Co., a women’s fashion shop for women who want fashion without compromise. You can choose from a number of camisoles, layering shells, tees, and nursing tanks, all of which are excellent for nursing moms or any woman who just wants to be both classy and modest. (Worldwide shipping.)

BlackOnlyBirthBootCampLogoGet $30 off the very popular Online Childbirth Education Program from Birth Boot Camp. You CAN have an amazing birth! The 10-class Birth Boot Camp online video childbirth education program will prepare you for a life-changing birth experience and specializes in educating couples together. You may also choose to receive the FREE Pregnancy Nutrition Report. (Good online or with participating live-class instructors.)

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1. Get the 440-page international bestseller, “Discipline Without Distress: 135 Tools for Raising Caring, Responsible Children without time-out, spanking, punishment, or bribery” (an actual paper book!) by Judy Arnall for only $10! Offered by (Value $24.99. Standard shipping applies.)

2. Get a FREE 1-hour webinar on “The Parenting Information Maze: How to Choose the Right Advice for YOUR Family.” (Value: $25)

3. Get a FREE download of the first 4 chapters of the e-book that should be in every parent’s library: “The Parenting Information Maze: How to Choose the Right Advice for YOUR Family.” (Value: $9.95)

breastfeeding-simply-audiobookGet the audiobook of Pinky McKay’s “Breastfeeding Simply” read by Pinky McKay for FREE! This way you can read the e-book OR listen to the audiobook – whatever is convenient for you.

The audiobook is in mp3 format. Available for immediate download. (Value: $25)

A Practical Guide to Children's HealthGet “A Practical Guide to Children’s Health (Abridged Version)” by Kate Tietje at Modern Alternative Mama PLUS a coupon code for 50% off the full version. There are so many confusing messages today about how to keep kids healthy. Parents just want some straight information on natural health! “A Practical Guide to Children’s Health” offers research on many common questions so that parents can make the decisions for themselves. (Value: $7.95)

orawellness logoReceive 10% off any order from OraWellness. OraWellness offers tools and educational products to help you take control of your oral health using organic ingredients and inexpensive natural solutions. (Standard shipping applies.)
Get a FREE Comfrey Salve with any purchase from the Creative Christian Mama Store. ($3.50 value. Standard shipping applies.)
Get 2 FREE sets of Baby’s First Year Month-by-Month Printables (1 set with butterflies for girls and 1 set with ties for boys) from The Humbled Homemaker. Each set contains 12 printables to mark each month of Baby’s first year. ($16 value.)

 

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A Few FREE eBooks and eCourses – no purchase required!

Because we are SO absolutely passionate about getting excellent natural living resources into the hands of every mother (and want-to-be moms and soon-to-be moms!) we’ve compiled a number of e-books that are FREE just for signing up for updates.

There is no purchase required – just click here to get your freebies!

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The Fine Print

This Bundle contains digital downloads in ZIP and PDF formats, so there is no shipping involved. You will receive your unique download link immediately after download. Please note that this Bundle is provided as is: no refunds, no exchanges, and no late sales will be provided.
While you must purchase the Bundle by 11:59 p.m. EDT on Monday, June 17, you have until June 30, 2013 to download the books and redeem the bonuses. It is your responsibility to download and back-up your purchase by June 30, 2013. After that date, the books will no longer be available for download.
With proof of purchase, we can renew download links until June 30. After this date we will no longer have access to the books and will not be able to provide any new links to download.
Please read our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more about the file types, deadlines to redeem your bonuses, and reading the books on your eReader device.
Each bonus offer can be redeemed once only per eBook Bundle purchase. You may purchase multiple bundles in order to redeem a bonus offer more than once.
For each bonus offer, transaction numbers or proof of purchase may be required at the time of redemption.
All bonus offers are the sole responsibility of the bonus sponsors to provide and are subject to availability.

 

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Raising Feminine Daughters

May 24, 2013 by · Leave a Comment

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Have you ever sat down and truly explained to your daughter why you want her to dress a certain way? Every Christian family should have a list of rules of what is and is not appropriate for their daughters to wear. As a girl gets older and enters teen years, sometimes it can be tempting to want to stray from the guidelines set forth by the parents.

I remember questioning my parents list of rules when I hit 16. We always wore dresses or skirts, and while I was not out to dramatically change my appearance, some of my mother’s guidelines she preferred on neckline and hemlines seemed a bit strict to me. I abided her rules, but did not always do so cheerfully during this season.

I’ll never forget the talk she had with me one day though, when she explained why she was so strict about making sure we dressed modestly. Honestly I don’t remember now if I was still a teenager at home, or a young married wife, but when she told me the reasoning behind her rules my heart broke in compassion for her, and I understood.

Click here to read the rest over at Raising Homemakers!

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Answering the “How do you do it all?” Question!

May 14, 2013 by · 25 Comments

How do you do it all

I seem to be getting more and more questions from mothers wondering how I manage to blog, own a business, be a consultant for Lilla Rose, homeschool my children, run my house, and still manage to be sane doing it all. :)

I don’t have any special secrets. Honestly there are women out there far more organized then I am. My secret is that I strongly believe in all these things, so somehow I find a way to make it all work. But it doesn’t always look pretty and it always doesn’t run smoothly.

In order to dispel the myth that I’m some sort of supermom, here is a breakdown of some things I’m currently NOT doing.

1. We have a seamstress who does an excellent job working for our custom clothing business. I stopped being the seamstress years ago – trying to keep up with the demand of orders along with running the business and everything else was way to much for me. The business would have been ended a long time ago if I was the main seamstress. :) I was the one responsible for cutting out all the skirt orders for several months after Christmas and that was a big job right there!

2. Recently we hired someone to come and ship all the orders for our business. It was a wise decision, and once again after praying about it we found the perfect person to do it!

3. I’m not running my children around to extra curricular activities. There is nothing wrong with being involved in outside events, I just physically have not been able to keep up with adding one more thing to our schedule, and my children have not suffered for it at all.

4. We are not doing a fancy homeschool curriculum. At this point I’m combining Heart of Dakota (only select portions of it) with Christian Light Workbooks. It is working out well for us.

5. I’m not keeping a Martha Stewart house. My dishes are rarely all done at once, and if you walk in my living room 9 times out of 10 there is a laundry basket sitting there. I’m not happy with the state of my house, and it’s a work in progress to continually learn how to keep up with it better. My husband loves a neat and tidy house and I long to be better homemaker for him. He also realizes that I cannot do everything though, and he pitches in and helps when he is able. I don’t think my house looks different then most houses with 5 younger children though… :)

6. I don’t cook fancy, gourmet meals. We have a lot of taco salad, burritos, and homemade pizza here.

7. I don’t use cloth diapers. We sometimes use paper plates. I rarely make my own whole wheat bread anymore. When things are super crazy we run to Costco and get a $9.00 pizza to bring home and cook in the oven. Or a Rotisserie chicken and then I’ll cook some Annie’s Mac & Cheese at home to go along with it, and a vegetable. Simple meals are a must. When I take the time to make nicer meals, usually I’m making Pioneer Women’s mashed potatoes, meatballs, and homemade crescent rolls. Mmmmmm. :)

Some other things that help this season of life….

My daughter is using an online reading program to learn how to read. I do sit most of the time with her and monitor her progress, but I don’t have to mentally give of myself for that task.

We had a mother’s helper coming in one day every week, or every other week while my husband was in college. He just finished up the semester and is home right now so she is not coming presently, but it was a big help when she came. It gave me time to get caught up on business emails and projects while she helped the children with schoolwork. She also tackled laundry every time she came. :)

Mother's Helper Folding Laundry

Having a husband who is just as committed to our online businesses. My name might be on this blog, the Lilla Rose website, and the Deborah & Co. site, but without my husband’s support I couldn’t manage to keep up this blog and the businesses. He helps me with editing blog posts, and I run multiple ideas by him constantly for feedback. He will be doing all the design work on my eBook that I’m writing, and will even be adding some thoughts to the eBook himself. We compliment each other’s weaknesses well (believe me, you don’t want me doing the design work on the eBook!), and it is a great blessing to use the talents God gave us and put them together.

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I have extended family who helps out when needed. My mother-in-law is willing to come whenever I call and ask for help. Recently I was so overwhelmed, my husband was getting ready for finals and I was swamped with business work and house work. I called her up and asked if the children could spend the night, something we don’t do very often at all. They ended up staying two nights and I was able to get caught up on a lot of things. My sister also lives 5 minutes away from me and watches the children for me sometimes.

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Hopefully this helps you realize that I’m not super mommy, and that I don’t have all the answers of how to keep a smooth running household all the time. If you want to chat with a mother like that, talk to Michelle Duggar. :) She is the closest to a super mommy that I know of!

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The powerful influence Of A Mother

May 11, 2013 by · 6 Comments

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I don’t know how old I was in this picture. I don’t even remember the event-it was a family gathering at my grandparent’s house, I’m guessing a Birthday party. All I know is that from the time I was a teenager up to this point, this has to be my favorite picture of me with my mom. It sums up my relationship with my mom that I always cherished.

She treasured me.

She protected me.

She sheltered me from so many rocky storms in life, and so many wrong influences.

Her arms were always open for hugs, and even after I was married and had children I snuggled up close to her, needing that love and secure feeling that only a loving mother can give.

My mother was an anchor for me in life. A security when things didn’t feel secure. A giver of truth. She molded me carefully into who I am today, always trying with all her energy to give me her best.

Oh yes she failed, but I heard the “I’m sorry” come from her lips. I saw the tears flow from her eyes.

I’ll never forget the day I walked into her house and knew something was seriously wrong. It was the beginning of the end, as the Lupus had started going into her brain. I prayed fervently that God would allow me to be with her as she took her final breath. I was the only one in the room as  her chest slowly rose and fell with that last breath. I laid next to her as we waited for my brother to arrive, feeling the coldness come into her before her body was taken away. I wondered at the joy she was experiencing while we were still crying over her body still with us on this earth.

It took several months before I felt like I was starting to heal from her death. Tears still flow frequently, the pain has eased but it will never go away. Without my mother’s guiding hand I do not know where I would be in life. 

So I ask of you mother – are you striving to be this sort of person in your child’s life? Are you willing to give up everything to pour yourself into your children? I do not mean to sacrifice of yourself so you can work crazy hours providing them with the best daycare possible, the best clothing from popular brands, the latest toys and the finest school. I had none of these things. We were not rich in material possessions, I wore clothes from garage sales, and I was homeschooled from K-12 without the expensive complete pre-packaged curriculum on the market.

But I had a mother who loved me.

That is what your children need. Today please stop and consider that tomorrow your children will be grown. They need you – all of you. They need you in the morning to read words of scripture to them. They need you in the afternoon to read storybooks to them. They need you in the evening to sing hymns with them before bed.

Oh mother, please take my hand and walk this life with me. A life of pain and pleasure, of weariness and joy. It is worth it all, to raise up children who will one day stop and thank you for all you did.

I never went back to my mom (or my dad) and complained about the lack of fancy clothes or huge house or expensive toys. I did thank her on her death bed for all she gave up for me. That she loved me so much she put me first above her own pleasures.

This is my goal. I stumble and fall every day. But by God’s grace and strength I will keep striving.

I will love my children.

I will give to my children all I can.

I will lead my children to Christ.

Mom and children

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