book recommendations
book recommendations
The haunting overlap of witches, midwives and nurses. How misogyny destroyed postpartum care.
For the parents who have moved around and want to feel at home wherever they end up.
Sheri Franke’s perspective on growing up in front of millions of YouTube subscribers and her mother’s abuse.
Reads like a novel. Shares the story of women who participated in the suffrage movement of the 1800s
A history of the battle between breastmilk and formula. Racism and consumerism. How Big Formula controls the narrative.
The evolution of the female body with a hint of Christianity.
The idea that you can’t control those around you, but you can control
how you respond to their behavoir.
How doing the “sh*t that scares you” can actually change your life for the best!
How women’s stories in the Bible have morphed overtime and through multiple translations.
How a Christian woman learned to raise her voice and stand up for women around the world.
A novel with a dabble of romance, plenty of European travel and 2 women learning the truth about their family curse.
A social sciencey look at modern motherhood, anxiety, depression and fear. Heavy on statistics.
An easy to read and study book about boundaries. Role play examples, practical circumstances and fantastic advice!
A guide to living on less.
Advice needs to be adapted for families with children but still very informative and inspirational.
Searching for that special thing that brings you back to life postpartum? This book is all about finding it and sharing it with your community.
A self reflection of grief, pain and anger. And how those emotions can set a fire in our souls to make a difference.
If you aren’t hooked by the sex chapter, I don’t know what to tell you. 1 of 3 books.
