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A writer, advocate and adventure-seeking wife & mum based in Vancouver. I help fellow mamas like you increase your confidence so you can make conscious choices that feel right for your family while strengthening you & your child’s connection. Together, we’re reclaiming the wonder of motherhood and the joy of childhood, one parenting decision at a time.
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Discover The Lost Art of Natural Parenting
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In this ebook, you’ll gain the knowledge and courage you need to embrace an authentic, respectful and empathetic approach to parenting. With evidence-based research, it focuses on getting back to biological basics with an emphasis on how to approach natural parenting in the modern world.
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Raised Good isn’t about parenting “advice”.
It’s about learning how to truly be in a relationship with our children and to realise that’s all parenting is. It’s not a set of strategies or checklists, it’s a relationship. And it’s one that changes us if we’re brave enough to surrender to the unknown and show up in all our imperfection.
You have taught me to trust myself when it comes to my baby! That is such a valuable thing. Instead of living in fear and doubt, [I’ve learn to go with] what I instinctively knew to be right. Thank you. Stumbling upon your website is one of the best things to happen to me since the baby came. Keep up the good work! You have made it into a ministry.
- Jessica Shephard
“Stumbling on your website is one of the best things to happen to me since the baby came.”
You are an absolute inspiration in every walk of life. Your book is keeping me warm during the days that are harder and when I question it all. And your personal posts on Instagram keep me confident to stay honest and vulnerable. I feel like shutting down so often with fear and feeling uncomfortable, but also desperate to share my words and a voice to others that may feel the same. To really connect. And you have done all of those things for me, as well as to give me a real confidence boost that I have never had from anywhere else.
- Charlotte Wise
“Your book is keeping me warm during the days that are harder and when I question it all.”
Tracy, I cannot stress enough how much I needed you, your book, The Lost Art of Natural Parenting and the tribe you have created in my life! As a millennial first time mother, there are a lot of trends and ridiculous ideas out there, not to mention that the information available is both overwhelming and inconsistent. So, when I knew in my heart that I wanted to practice natural parenting - you have and continue to help me define that. You roused my instincts into action and brought together a tribe that’s invaluable. [...] This is my go-to and most supportive tribe that I’m lucky to be a part of. The book was amazing and helped me understand what I was looking for out there but couldn’t find.
- Monika Bobby
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Our Story: What Inspired Raised Good
“He’ll sleep with you.”, said our dry-humoured English midwife.
“What do you mean?”, I replied. “He’ll sleep in his expensive organic non-toxic crib I just ordered”.
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When my Dad was growing up he had one jumper each winter. One. Total. He remembers how vigilantly he cared for his jumper.
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Toddlers are brilliant. Aren’t they?
