I was delighted to discover that I was the first person to post a review on Amazon for Sally Fallon Morell and Dr. Thomas Cowan’s book:
The Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby & Child Care
“I think this is a invaluable addition to Nourishing Traditions and The FourFold Path to Healing. I have awaited a comprehensive resource like this for some time. I have a sense that this book is an “all in one”. It not only teaches us how to nourish ourselves and our children, it covers strategies on how to heal our children from many childhood illnesses as well. What a gift to have several chapters of expert recommendations from Dr. Thomas Cowan on how to treat high fever, eczema, rashes and ear infections, to name only a few. The book covers a wide range of topics ranging from holistic treatments for morning sickness, an overview of child rearing philosophies through time, autism, toys, childproofing, attachment parenting, the serious business of play, story time, supporting a child’s developmental stages, toilet training and elimination communication, vaccinations, sex education, child spacing and birth control. It serves, in many respects, to answer frequently asked questions for how to raise a healthy, well adjusted child from before they are even conceived into adulthood. The book is more than a practical “how to” guide however. It also offers insight into the evolution of a child’s soul by illuminating the work of Rudolf Steiner in a chapter titled “From Birth to Adulthood.”
There are a recipes included, but this is not a recipe book. Nourishing Traditions has already covered recipes in depth. I like that there are resources throughout for further reading, and information on where to find the recommended products or therapeutics. I envision this would be an invaluable reference book in every parent’s home and plan to give it as a wedding and baby shower gift myself!
This book leaves me with the hope and belief that even in this modern era, it is still possible to nourish a child’s wide, radiant smile – both structurally and emotionally.”
Read more reviews on Amazon.
Book Club
Join us in reading this book as a community on Facebook starting in March, once our readers receive their books: Nutritional Wisdom Book Club.
The book is available to be shipped immediately from New Trends Publishing. It is also available on Amazon with a February 10, 2013 ship date.
Meanwhile …
Read the chapter on Feeding Newborns.
Read Sally Fallon Morell’s thoughts on breastfeeding.
18 Responses to A new Nourishing Traditions book focused on babies and children
No giveaway for it? So want it and so can’t afford it quite yet!
I’m the first comment, I think you should get me the book. LOL Totally kidding of course but….cool, I’m the first comment!
Sure! I will see about arranging a give away! I will keep you posted!
I am excited to have an interview next week with Sally Fallon Morell about this new book that she co-authored with Dr. Thomas Cowan. I will record it! What questions would you like answers to?!
[…] want to live in.” Written by Sally Fallon Morell and Dr. Thomas Cowan, MD in their new book in regard to the serious business of play. “For children, play is a serious business in […]
I hope I win this giveaway! I love NT so I can only imagine how this one will be. I am a young mother with a toddler and any help on the topic of nourishing my child would be so great.
Cant wait to read it!! :)
Awesome review. It’s a must read for me.
I bought a copy but would love to give one to my daughter!
Sounds like a great reference to have for anyone with kids around!
Can’t wait to read it!
I have been looking forward to an excellent book on children, There just aren’t that many out there. GIven the authors, this should be “the bible”: I can’t wait to read it.
Any book that has thought provoking ideas about child rearing is worth a read in my opinion!
very excited!
I would love this :)
I want to buy this book for all the mom’s in my life! Can’t wait to get my hands on it.
Sally Fallon…..need I say more! Her work is so crucial and needed…..I’d enjoy this as an awesome reference book!
I am still reading the book but I just finished the chapter you mention: “From Birth to Adulthood” and I was so amazed that the chapter outlined my experience in detail, down to the illnesses for the specific age! I had Scarlet Fever as a young teen, and the illnesses at 21. The illness stage in the book I did not have was Measles at around 7. Dr. Cowan said this was the end of the water stage and that children who had problems moving on from this stage often had continually runny noses and related problems, and that was definitely my experience.