The Beautiful Babies E-Course teaches the ultimate pregnancy diet (as well as prenatal and postpartum nutrition too)… Boy, do I wish this class was an option for me six years ago!
My first pregnancy was absolute magic. Everything about growing a human felt special, from morning sickness to baby’s first kicks, and my changing shape to the anticipation of birth. I loved it all.
It was at this time I began to learn about Real Food – got Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon, made my first bone broth and homemade kombucha, and started taking cod liver oil.
Three years later, pregnant with my second child… not so magical. Taking care of a toddler during pregnancy was challenging – to say the least. Typical and odd pregnancy symptoms from nausea to stabbing heartburn pains did not feel novel.
I coped by eating chocolate. I didn’t cook much and frozen pizzas were my friend.
Nevertheless, I was blessed with two relatively healthy pregnancies, two wonderful birth experiences, and two kids that I sure do love. If there is one thing I would do differently, though, it would have been to prepare with better nutrition before getting pregnant.
See, I grew up eating Pop Tarts and Cocoa Pebbles. As an adult, I grew to love vegetables, and by association considered myself a healthy eater who would naturally make healthy kids. So far, I’ve been lucky, but this is not the case for more and more couples…
Infertility is on the rise…
…with 10% of women in the U.S. experiencing difficulty getting pregnant and carrying a healthy baby to term. Did you know that what you eat plays a critical role in your body’s ability to conceive? Did you know that your food choices can greatly affect your pregnancy?
In my practice I see more and more kids from newborns to teens with severe health issues including weeping eczema, allergies, asthma, anxiety, migraines, autism spectrum disorders and more. Could these issues been avoided with better maternal diet? We will never know. Should you give your unborn baby the best shot possible at health? Absolutely.
Fellow blogger, Kristen Michaelis, of Food Renegade is now offering the Beautiful Babies e-course – an online course where you can learn how to eat Real Food to optimize your fertility, have a smooth pregnancy and birth, and raise a healthy, happy child. Learn to eat right. You and your baby deserve it.
Don’t miss this important opportunity. Sign up for this ongoing 12 week online course at any time to help you and your husband or partner on your way to conceiving or support your health now while you are pregnant.
Until March 18th, get this class for FREE when you buy the Beautiful Babies book (for less than 16 bucks) – this is a no-brainer! Click here to order now.
Beautiful Babies: Nutrition Matters from FoodRenegade on Vimeo.
Don’t miss this important opportunity. Buy the Beautiful Babies book now and receive FREE lifetime enrollment to the Beautiful Babies e-course – a $199 value!
Simply email your order receipt to booklaunch@foodrenegade.com to get access to the class. Once Kristen verifies your pre-order, she will email you a coupon for your free enrollment.
Beautiful Babies makes a great gift!
When you enroll in the online course, you’ll have a chance to put in the student name and email address. Just put down your loved one’s contact information instead of your own, and JUST LIKE THAT, they’re enrolled.
Click here to buy the Beautiful Babies book
and get FREE access to the e-course!
Hurry – this offer expires March 18th, 2013.
If I win that KitchenAid I’m making that awesome body butter and some of those optimal baby E-diet course recipes! Awesome site, BTW!!
I’m so sad. I just discovered your site today; one day late. Maybe you’ll do another special like this one soon.
Hi Misty – You should still get the book – It’s got all the same great info as the class… A really valuable read: http://amzn.to/UYdwCB
Mindy,
I am in the same boat as you!
Just discovered this site today! Hopefully another offer comes up soon!
Hi Mindy – I would suggest that you get the book as mentioned in my above comment to Misty. Here is the link again – http://amzn.to/UYdwCB
I am a little upset that it is assumed that only women are reading about having healthy babies. I have been doing a lot of research and over and over I run into lines like this: “to help you and your husband or partner”
I’m sure that I am not the only father to be that is trying to educate himself. Please keep that in mind when writing.
~Rant over
Thank you for the good information (Sorry for the rant)
While I understand your frustration about articles not being written for men, I disagree with your comment. The author is writing from HER point of view, that of a woman. It’s disheartening that there aren’t more male authors, but as it is usually the woman doing research since its her body, it’s only naturally that articles will be from the female perspective. Perhaps if more men became involved in the research, they’d feel compelled to draft articles themselves from the male point of view. I know I’ve read many articles in the past written from the male perspective on other subjects that I never took offense to.
Misty, You are right.
I have been doing a lot of reading and over and over I have been running into the same thing and I just needed to vent.