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I love these episodes where you guys just go deep! I would love an episode that has a celiac homeopathic expert. There’s so much that goes into celiac.
It's as though commenters never had kids or never paid attention when they did. Babies breathe, for example, before they're born; on biophysical profile ultrasounds, one of the criteria to pass is observable fetal breathing.
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The Lord led me to this podcast at 1.62k subscribers I subscribed and look forward to listening to more discussions. Thank you for this Kim Rogers interview.
Loved this podcast! I had honestly never heard of your channel but clicked on it right away when I saw Erica's name. She is literally incredible. Home full time with my 4 kids under 5 and I love it!
My husband is the natural empath/nurturer in our relationship and I am the logical/"tough love" partner. I was very very against having children for years but had an awakening recently and after several hours, days, weeks, months of talking, we decided we would very much like to be parents. I'm very curious to see how our dynamic will be when we have kids since it's atypical. I am open to making changes and letting the experience transform me, and I know we will make it work, even if it looks a little different!
Your Under The Sun Podcast is incredibly engaging and informative, and it deserves to reach a wider audience. Have you considered strategies to expand your reach among your target listeners? (ie: In the last 13 days only 117 views, 5 likes, and no shares, SEO score ZERO out of 100, etc)
Just because a woman is a stay at home parent, does not mean she will be loving and nurturing. I always say my Mom was my first and biggest bully. To be fair, I wasn't the easiest child for her as I had a lot of unmet sensory needs, but even when I was able to finally verbalize those needs, they were never believed or taken seriously. I was suic*dal by 10. I'm having to learn these skills because what was modeled for me was terrible. But people learn and grow, and my Mom is not the same person she was when I was a child.
I am AuDHD as well. I understand the struggle. I’m glad we are here. I always knew from a young age I wanted to mother for a living and learned all I could but intuition is so key. It’s hard to ignore people who don’t parent intuitively because people can really be judgy. Even just things like when and where and how to wear shoes… I’m trying to stop looking at people other than my son because their looks can really get in the way of my performance as a mom
From insightful articles on weaning and parasite cleanse to heartwarming stories about families wanting more babies, your content continues to educate and inspire. Keep up the fantastic work in providing valuable information and fostering community engagement. Looking forward to more enriching updates from UTSP! Your Under The Sun Podcast is incredibly engaging and informative, and it deserves to reach a wider audience. Have you considered strategies to expand your reach among your target listeners?
Yall should absolutely interview the FertilityHomeopath lady!!! I was super curious when you mentioned the cheek tie/mineral deficiency connection and I would LOVE to hear more!!
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VV4JYd8cP3o.htmlsi=M3bt4gk2f6L_DR4n This is an interview and it discussed some dyslexia books and experiences. I also always thought that i was probably dyslexic but just self managed. But that tab thought is helpful!
I have 5 kids. I sing a LOT to them, I’m humming and singing while doing chores, I sing them to sleep. So all my 5 kids know exactly where I am at all times. lol. I sing to my baby while rubbing 2 kids backs and 2 snuggled up to me. So much love.
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My son turned one 10 days ago. He’s very attached which I love, but also is developing on his timeframe not society. His met all his milestones but struggles with sleep and eating solids sometimes. I went back to work 2 days a week on-site & 3 days working from home when he turned 5 months. It’s impossible! I resigned from my position two weeks ago. I have to put him first. I tried sleep training him at 11 1/2 months doing Feber after 2 nights I stopped. I felt like the worst unfit mother on the planet. I will NEVER do that to him again. I’m trying a more gentle patting and singing method. He still wakes up all night but he’s sleeping in his crib now at night. 3 weeks ago he had to sleep in my bed. That’s progress in my book. Baby steps literally but we will get there. My son is first tho and thankfully my husband is on board with my decision to stay with him. I’m hoping to be home until 3 but definitely until he turns 2. Being a mother isn’t easy but nothing worth having in life is. It’s the best most fulfilling job on the planet though. God bless all you moms out there.
I pointed out a few years ago that once children are taught that we as humans are a threat to the earth. We are going to see girls becoming anti child meaning it will start off with them simply choosing to not have children to not protect them from this crazy world no but rather to protect the earth from them. This I have been saying for years now is going to make women inverted from their nature as mothers. Because the education system is twisting their nature to become mothers to the earth not humans. So this disconnection from mother and child goes all the way back to their own childhood and what this system is erroneously but in my opinion by design teaching children. Those in charge at the very top of these institutions they know what they are doing they are breaking down the traditional family in order to make us become drones for the system reproduction is intended to be eventually stopped entirely. They want humans to be lab grown and modified and mixed in with technologies.
Theh have started sayinh motherly intuition and mother's instint is false and it doesn't exist. This is the left narrative, woke agenda. I have experienced this intuition and instinct with my chold i always know why she crued without even looking right from her newborn day 1 to 2 years old now. I know what she is about to do if she is in danger or she is hungry when i am away too. I know why she cried in sleep. 😊
When you grew up at church and from immigrant parents, and worked in daycare for 14 yrs, that girl boss mentality doesn't and never did exist forme, its so sad when I hear that 😢
Lovely podcast. I am the only child of my divorsed parent raised like a go getter boy. Super independent and competitive. Now I understand it was well meaning but similarly to what feminism does... turns women to men. Outdated and unnecessary. Luckily my career stopped working out once I hit my 30ties because my worsening mental health. This made me work on myself. I met my other half and realised I'm not yet too old to have babies. We have our beautiful 10 month old and I have never felt happier. There is no feeling like this. I won competitions, had success at work, won in sport events. There's nothing like being a mother. We are literally made for it <3
The lady at the bank asked me what my job was and I told her stay at home mom. But she didn't flinch lol I hae a small bussiness and was getting put on the bank account as a manager. I'm very proud of being amother more than anything lol
We can’t compare us to animals. Animals don’t have phone bills, car payments, car insurance or rent to pay. If we only worried about food ofc it would be great. School districts, medical insurance. Etc etc we are ofc nothing like animals
I disagree with you. We are living in an animal body, with a higher conscience. Bills, or car insurance are not written in our DNA. But it is wired within our body all that she mentioned. and if we can't provide that for children, better don't have any.
We are animals, we are just the most intelligent animals. We are what we are, and ignoring this fact is part of the reason we are having so many problems in the first place.
37:41 my 18 weeks, state paid maternity leave and my husbands 12 says otherwise. I don't know why an educated woman would say something like that when it is just not true.
That is amazing that you and your husband had paid time off. I gave birth a few months ago and I did not have any paid maternity leave in my state and neither did the father of my child. His job wouldnt even let him take FMLA for more than a week off and he is trying to get a lawyer to fight it. Unfortunately there are many of us out there who are not afforded any time off. Or we are only given unpaid time off where you still have to pay for your insurance while off.
Follow your child’s lead. They’ll let you know what they need. Trust your intuition which says to comfort your child. Be present with them. Listen to them. Give them your self. It goes by so fast.
@@CG-mj8tk She’s a teenager, of course she doesn’t want kids. Give her grace, pray for her, and mentor her. It wasn’t until my mid 20’s that the desire to have children. 🖤
she is a teenager, she has other desires. Be grateful she doesn’t want children atm and isn’t trying to be a Teenage mother just because babies are cute! Encourage her to seek a young man of character and what that looks like. Teach her self esteem and relationship skills. Don’t place her worth on having children, some women can’t or won’t be able to for many reasons.
Let her be a teenager! And pursue skills and abilities that will do her well as an adult, whether or not she will have the opportunity to be a mother. She doesn't have all her ducks in a row mentally until around the mid twenties anyhow, what she wants to do now might be light years away from what she wants when she's old enough to go to college. Bond with her as a human, not as a potential mother.
we LOVE Erica K. around here, the wife and I. We have popped her book "Being There..." into multiple Little Free Libraries, and distributed more to newlyweds we know both in and out of our Church groups. She's quite brilliant, well informed/educated and does a fantastic job with the emotional intellect aspect of being able to relate all of these studies et al, to the broadest of audience comprehension levels. I've never wanted to be friends with someone "IRL", as I do people like Erica! I bet coffee/tea talks would just get me juiced up for the following work weeks to share such insightful, informative and nuanced conversation with those in our spheres of influence. Great interview...Thanks!
@@RuthEdelstein OK sweetheart, Children before the age of 3 bond with one person who is there to help them when they cry. They cry before they are pre-verbal because they need food or a diaper or they are just tired. Babies actually develope different cries depending on what there need is at the moment. I can tell what my daughter needed before she could speak better than her mother could. When children are in this formative state they bond with the person who is actually there for them, it doesn't matter if it is a male or a female, they bond with the person that is there to care for them. They can't tell the difference between mommy and daddy until they are 8 months old because their vision and hearing is still developing the neural pathways. Men can be better care givers than their mother's. Men are competitive also so they do it with the intention to do it the best.
You are so right when you said the moms who hate being moms are suffering and were mishandled as children. They can’t conceive of enjoying motherhood even if someone tries to explain it to them.
This was so great. Your boss or employees or coworkers will NOT be there when you take your last breath. Family is important. Raising healthy and happy people is important and impressive.
One thing I'll say for toxoplasmosis specifically that WormQueen didn't mention is that in mice and most likely in humans as well is that it isn't just that the mice "likes" the cat. What the function of the parasite is doing is it is actually making the mouse sexual aroused and excited by the thing that causes it to be afraid. Sooooooooo stuff you should run from is now the stuff that attracts you and likewise ummm "excites" you 😂. But if you realize that this happens in humans too, that's... Pretty terrifying to think about. I mean being sexually attracted to someone who my instincts would tell me it's going to kill me or be bad for me? How many people complain about this very situation in their lives from mild bad partner to severe domestic abuse? And on top of that the parasite itself can make the host more attractive. Vampires?
