Healing Our Children: Because Your New Baby Matters! Sacred Wisdom for Preconception, Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting

by Sally Fallon Morell, Ramiel Nagel

There is a natural way and doctors and midwives don't know about it.

Dr. Weston Price, author of Nutrition and Physical Degeneration had a vital message for parents-to-be that is largely missed. Nagel distills this riveting message and reveals to the reader the true causes of the following conditions using 44 vivid photographs
When you know the cause, you know how to prevent these conditions starting today.

Healing Our Children goes beyond just a healthy lifestyle and disease preventing diet, it teaches the natural and biological way for parenting known to indigenous cultures world wide. 34 lucid illustrations, with easy-to-comprehend text and engaging stories from Nagel's personal life help the reader become the parent they are longing to be. So that they can have the child they are longing to have.

Feel supported for your own unique way of parenting. , you will learn how to channel and call forth a wisdom, energy and power much greater than yourself. In the midst of this energy, a magical child will be born whose true colors will shine forth, a child whose spirit is forged in a strong body because her parents ate and gave her the right foods. This child's heart is open and willing, because she has been cared for and nurtured as Nature intended. The very existence and presence of this child will represent a betterment for humanity.

The pictures and text of Healing Our Children shed a new and surprising light on how to have healthy and fulfilled children.

Your magical child is longing to be with you and to live in a fearless world filled with love, health, peace and joy. In Healing Our Children are designed to bring forth the keys new parents and families need, but are missing from our society, to be healthy and happy.

Genres: Health, Nutrition

400 pages, Paperback

First published November 15, 2008

About the author

Sally Fallon Morell is the co-founder and president of The Weston A. Price Foundation. According to the WAPF, she received a B.A. in English from Stanford University and an M.A. in English from UCLA.

Reviews

[Christy Peterson · Rating 3 out of 5]

I skimmed most of it, read a little and skipped a little more. I am well versed in the work of Weston A Price. I know about metaphysics and energy medicine, not well enough, but at least to the level presented in this book.

I was disappointed in Healing Our Children, but then I'm not sure what I was looking for. I didn't need the parenting advice, though I'm not perfect, I'm at least aware of my imperfections.

I have no problem with most of the germ info presented, but I can't believe there is no such thing as a contagious virus. How is the small pox epidemic among the Native Americans explained when European settlers came? I would have to have more evidence and explanation than the little bit given.

I as extremely annoyed at the author's inability to accept the reality of abstinence as something that can be taught to young men and women. There is a story of a man traveling to a new city to live. He asked someone at the gate what kind of people lived there. The gate person asked in return what kind of people were in the city he just left. The point of the story being that we can choose to see people how we want to perceive them. If the author thinks that reality for teenagers are youth who sleep around, than that is the kind of youth he will attract and interact with. Sure, there will be those whom I associate with that mess up, but on the whole I believe in youth that stay morally clean. But I come from a very conservative Christian background, so I understand that I am in a minority.

This book is probably more suited and will be better appreciated (higher rating) to those that need an introduction to WAP and holistic living.

[Adrienne · Rating 2 out of 5]

I appreciated the introduction by Sally Fallon and the information presented on Weston Price, however he was too preachy for me. I initially bought the book because it was endorsed by Sally Fallon, however in the end I was disappointed. There is a lot of "should do this" and "should do that" or you are not a good parent. I think in the end we need to be there for our babies, nourish them with love and good quality food, and listen innately to our own mothers intuition. You can't get that from reading a book.

[Sam · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you have a baby or know someone who does or are thinking of creating one in the next five years, please read this book. It's amazing.

[Rachel · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not sure to give it 2 or 3 stars. I really enjoyed the nutritional information in this book, most of it was based off of works by the amazing Weston A Price. But alooooot of the book, especially the 2nd half, was filled with weird mysticism and odd religious beliefs. With this book you really need to "eat the fish and spit out the bones". Some of his beliefs are simply not true. But when it comes to actual food and nutrition, he is pretty accurate and cites many sources.

[Magda Mincu]

Cartea aceasta este un must read pentru parinti, dar si pentru cei care se gandesc sa devina parinti. Contine informatii de made valoare, o recomand cu caldura !

[Bobbi Sanchez · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed the information in the book very much, even though the info wasn't really new to me. I would definitely put this book in front of the "what to expect" series of books. I think it would be a great gift to a new parent who is interested in natural parenting.

[Helena · Rating 1 out of 5]

True things: eat a balanced diet, exercise, play outside, be around loved ones, get a good night’s sleep.

Everything else by these WAPF shills is enslavingly stupid burdens for mothers that do NOT produce the results they claim. Fool’s errands for women.

[Rosemary Hansen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful book for parents to be and even parents of babies and toddlers. Lots of parenting wisdom as well as solid scientific evidence for healthful foods and good fats.