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Healthy Baby Gallery

Baby Naomi Sue was born shortly after the November WAPF confer-
ence in her home town of Minneapolis/St. Paul. She was born at
home into water with the help of midwives, her dad and her three
siblings, after a short two-hour labor and just ten minutes in the tub.
She weighed in at eight pounds, fifteen ounces and was 21.5 inches
long. She instantly was a great little nurser, and her mom’s recov-
ery has been amazing—all the raw milk and eggs really paid off!

Happy baby Claire,
born to Eva Spitzer who
states how following
the Wise Traditions diet
principles have worked
wonderfully with her
daughter. She followed the diet for pregnant and nursing mothers,
slowly adopting the Wise Traditions way of eating over five years
before getting pregnant. Claire was born without any complications.
She has a wider face and nose than anyone else in the family.
Eva says “She’s the happiest baby I’ve ever met. Everyone
comments how smiley she is. Popular baby books have
been useless because they focus on soothing an inconsol-
able baby, and she's not that. She sleeps well and only wakes
to feed. She's easy to nurse. Her eyesight is better than the books say it should be. She started talking at
two months old. When she gets a cold, her only symptom is sleeping a bit more. The doctor was shocked
when she gained a whole pound between one and two weeks old. When the doctor asks whether I have
any health concerns about her, I say no. Thank you Sandrine Perez at Nourishing Our Children and every-
one who works to share the Wise Traditions diet. If you’re new to the diet and struggling with it, know that
it will definitely be worth it. My husband and I have also found better health from the dietary changes.”

One-year-old Theo is a very healthy eater and still loves nursing time
with mama. He enjoys seafood, grass-fed meats, pastured eggs, raw
milk, full-fat yogurt and grass-fed butter (and like many babies and
kids, will eat it by the stick). He has been remarkably happy, healthy,
strong and alert since day one. His mom, the WAPF chapter leader
for Douglas County, Oregon, who followed a WAPF-friendly healthy
diet throughout pregnancy and for several years prior, is very grate-
ful for the information the Weston A. Price Foundation puts out.
More mothers and mothers-to-be need this life-saving information!

Please send your healthy baby photos and text to journal@westonaprice.org.

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