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Explore " feeds" with insightful episodes like "159. Can I Breastfeed After Being Away For A Week?", "88: Quicker than you can say Checkmark", "Do Not Worry About Tomorrow", "The Feed Bin- Season 1, Episode 1: June is Dairy Month!" and "A Journey of Health" from podcasts like ""Breezy Babies- Mom, Parenting, Pregnant, Baby, Breastfeeding, Family, Postpartum", "Toast & Roast", "Real Life Arizona", "The Co-op Feeds Podcast" and "Joy in the Weeds"" and more!

Episodes (19)

159. Can I Breastfeed After Being Away For A Week?

Are you wondering how to leave your baby for a week and still latch when you get back? Listen in on how to ease that transition back.

This episode appeared first on the Breezy Babies website.

Summary

How to leave your baby for a week. 0:00
How to travel while pumping. 2:05
- Pumping while on vacation with a baby.
- Traveling without a baby on vacation.
My first experience with breastfeeding. 4:36
- My first experience with breastfeeding.
- Fast forward to my fourth baby, mila.
Nursing and tantrums. 6:57
- She loves it more than anything.
- Three weeks before we left on the trip.
It was heart wrenching leaving my baby. 9:01
- Heart-wrenching, but rejuvenating, fun and relaxing.
- Nursing in the nursing chair.
Tips on how to leave your baby while on vacation. 10:57
- Top three tips on how to leave baby for vacation.
- Make a plan.
Be prepared for the emotional transition. 13:04
- Be prepared for being away from your baby.
- The ending may be unexpected.
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Breezy Babies- Mom, Parenting, Pregnant, Baby, Breastfeeding, Family, Postpartum

en-usJuly 11, 2023

88: Quicker than you can say Checkmark

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Finally addressing the complexities of Twitter's “blue checkmark”, but what if we all returned to the dark ages of the internet, before Twitter ever existed. Would it work? Does it even matter cause we're all addicted to ChatGPT?

Social media

Toast & Roast:

Twitter
Instagram (we don’t really use this!)

Georgie:

Geoff:

enMay 14, 2023

Do Not Worry About Tomorrow

Special Guest: John DelHousaye of Arizona Christian University. Stress and anxiety are at all-time highs in our world as the effects of media and social media continue to unfold and social, political, and economic uncertainties continue to rise. In this week's passage in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus issues an invitation to disciples everywhere facing uncertainties of every stripe. It is an invitation to change our perspective as we change our perceptions, seeing the world and the Father with the clarity with which Jesus Himself sees them.

enAugust 16, 2022

The Feed Bin- Season 1, Episode 1: June is Dairy Month!

Join Jennifer Dowd with ProTrition Feed as she interviews a fourth-generation dairy farmer in Middle Tennessee. The farmer has faced the hardships of moving across the country with her family and dairy cows to stake roots in Chapel Hill, Tennessee. Through much perseverance, this individual has managed to become a huge advocate for the agriculture industry across the United States. Listen to learn more!

The Co-op Feeds Podcast

en-usMay 29, 2022

A Journey of Health

Kim and Beth sit down with two amazing women, Laura for a fun conversation about the benefits of making health a priority in your life and Laura's journey to be the healthiest version of herself.

Laura Aggabao is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for empowering women to gain control of their health and fall in love with self-care. She lives in the country with her military and fireman hubby with their 3 wild kiddos underfoot. She enjoys running, plant-based cooking, and tracking Amazon packages. Laura's Instagram: @growth_in_process

en-usAugust 21, 2020

A Conversation with the author of the book "Born Yesterday"

Beth and Kim has the distinct privilege of sitting down with the very inspirational Dr. Rachel Williams-Smith. She is the author of Born Yesterday a book that had a huge impact on Beth personally. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

Dr. Rachel Williams-Smith—or “Dr. Rachel”—is a master communicator and life lessons coach who loves to share her faith through laughter and tears and to encourage others to flourish. Drawing from her unique perspectives on life, she presents regularly for ever-widening academic, church group-related, and professional circles. Her candid communication style allows her to share openly and practically about her experiences so others can apply what she has learned to their lives. She loves words and has a penchant for journaling.

Dr. Rachel is an educator, writer, and communicator who is passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of others. She serves as Dean of the School of Journalism and Communication at Southern Adventist University, and she is wife, mother, author, and speaker. She holds degrees in Communication (Ph.D.), Educational Leadership (Ed.D.), English (MA), and Language Arts Education (BS). Learn more at www.rachelwilliamssmith.com.

Texts of Comfort and Courage:
Matthew 6:9-13

Resources:
Born Yesterday: The True Story of a Girl Born in the 20th Century but Raised in the 19th
1) https://www.amazon.com/Born-Yesterday-Rachel-Williams-Smith/dp/0816361622/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1596715952&sr=8-4
2) https://adventistbookcenter.com/born-yesterday.html

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en-usAugust 07, 2020

A Personal Story of Courage with Halcyon MacKnight

This week Beth and Kim sit down with All-American runner and Olympian Halycon MacKnight.
Halcyon MacKnight is an Author, Speaker, Olympian, and was a good friend to her mom. She likes to call herself a pioneer of things that are great. She calls herself a catalyst for motivation, passion, humor, and energy. She works with people of all ages especially women who want to take charge of their lives to create the life they love. Believing in whom you are and using the tools and talents God has given you is what she preaches and believes in.
MacKnight has presence, grace and perseverance that allow her to connect with all she comes in contact with. She is a survivor of Breast Cancer, Domestic Violence, an Olympian, Coach of the year, Collegiate and HS Hall of Famer, Educator, All-American, and an Author.

Texts of Comfort and Courage:
2 Timothy 1:7; Proverbs 3:5,6; Phillipians 4:13; Psalm 56:3; Revelation 3:20

Resources:
A Peek Into My Soul: A New Beginning
https://www.amazon.com/Peek-Into-My-Soul-Beginning/dp/1492827282/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Halcyon+MacKnight&qid=1595428381&sr=8-3

A Cry in the Dark: An Introspective Journal
https://www.amazon.com/Cry-Dark-Introspective-MacKnight-2013-06-26/dp/B01FEP259E/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=Halcyon+MacKnight&qid=1595428381&sr=8-2

The Shadow of Death: Why are you complaining; where's your faith?
https://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Death-complaining-MacKnight-2016-02-15/dp/B01FKTGWR0/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Halcyon+MacKnight&qid=1595428381&sr=8-1

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en-usJuly 24, 2020

A dialog about race/racism with Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry

Beth and Kim have the distinct privilege of sitting down and learning from Dr. Lucretia Berry, founder of Brownicity.comand author of 'What LIES Between Us Journal and Guide: Fostering First Steps Toward Racial Healing.' Dr. Berry is passionate about helping people overcome boundaries through spiritual and social consciousness. This is an important conversation and just the beginning of many more conversations to come.

Resources:
www.brownicity.com
What LIES Between Us Journal & Guide: Fostering First Steps Towards Racial Healing
https://www.amazon.com/What-LIES-Between-Journal-Guide/dp/1544106866

en-usJuly 10, 2020

Lost art of Kindness

In light of all that is going on in our world today, it seems that we have lost the art of being kind. Beth and Kim sit down with Courtnie Hodgins and talk about kindness and the importance of being kind!

Courtnie Hodgins was born, raised and lives near Charlotte, NC. She’s married to Ryan and has three girls ages 6-10. She enjoys cooking, working out (so she can eat, haha), spending time with friends and family, and in true introvert fashion, she loves her quiet down time! She loves to learn more about the character of God, and longs to be more like Him.

en-usJune 26, 2020

Ryan Becker: A Conversation

Beth and Kim sit down and have a fun conversation with Ryan Becker, a friend and colleague. Ryan, one of the most prolific podcasters in the Adventist Church talks about ministry, depression and his journey toward wholeness.

Ryan Becker is a Seventh-day Adventist ministry leader currently residing in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Born and raised in Orlando, Florida, he first moved to Tennessee in 2011 to attend Southern Adventist University. While working on his theology degree, Ryan got involved in a number of youth-focused projects, including the university’s Engage Ministries and the Southern Union of Seventh-day Adventists’ Young Adult Ministry. These early works deepened Ryan’s love of creating honest, open conversations regarding religion and social activism.

In his spare time, you can catch Ryan hanging out with his little button of a corgi or working on a sundry list of ministry-based projects. His most ambitious endeavor to date is to eat at a Chipotle in all 50 states— only 29 states left!

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en-usJune 12, 2020

Let's Talk Food

Beth and Kim sit down with an amazing young woman, Cassie Williams, to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to the topic of food. Food is a touch subject for most, eliciting pressures and/or hatred.

Cassie Williams is a registered nursing living in Tennessee with her husband Spenser. She is graduating soon with a nurse practitioner degree and hopes to work in an environment where she can teach her patients about the healing power of food! She is excited to see how God leads her passion for food and people!

en-usMay 29, 2020

The Value of Finding your Tribe

Kim and Beth sit down with two amazing women, Laura and Courtnie for a fun conversation about the benefits and the challenges of finding and being in a tribe. They explore how tribes can contribute to both joy and weeds.

Courtnie Hodgins was born, raised and lives near Charlotte, NC. She’s married to Ryan and has three girls ages 6-10. She enjoys cooking, working out (so she can eat, haha), spending time with friends and family, and in true introvert fashion, she loves her quiet down time! She loves to learn more about the character of God, and longs to be more like Him.

Laura Aggabao is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for empowering women to gain control of their health and fall in love with self-care. She lives in the country with her military and fireman hubby with their 3 wild kiddos underfoot. She enjoys running, plant-based cooking, and tracking Amazon packages.

en-usMay 15, 2020

Depression and Difficult times

Right now, we are seeing unprecedented times. It is natural when difficulties arise for someone to begin battling depression. Depression has always had a negative stigma and many are afraid to talk about it or admit that they notice something is "off" when them.
In this episode, Beth and Kim talk about the impact of Covid-19, depression and navigating both.

en-usMay 01, 2020

Divorce: A Conversation of Hope

This is an open candid conversation with Joanne about divorce, having hope, finding joy, and living the abundant life God desires for her. This is a beautiful conversation that is important for all to hear. If you are going through a divorce it can bring encouragement, if you know someone who is going through it or is divorced it will give you insights and understanding. Thanks for listening!

Joanne Langevin is a 3rd generation Seventh-Day Adventist that has been divorced and remarried. She has a wonderful, kind, God-seeking husband with a BIG servant's heart! She and her husband, Robert, both lay claim to a blended family consisting of 6 adult children. She is a project manager for WayForth and volunteers as a co-facilitator for the University City Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group in Charlotte, NC. She values connectedness and is grateful for the tender way God loves her.

This was taped before the Covid-19 epidemic hit, however this is still a very important subject, perhaps more important than ever.

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en-usApril 17, 2020

What Steals Joy and What Feeds Joy

Because of some feedback from their listeners, Beth and Kim discuss some of the things that contribute or take away our joy.

This was taped before the Covid-19 epidemic hit, however this is still a very important subject, perhaps more important than ever.

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en-usApril 03, 2020

Bread Of Life pt.1 | Rob Chifokoyo

Pastor Rob Chifokoyo takes us into John 6 and invites us to consider how Jesus using something small that someone was willing to give up to use it in a mighty way.

Covenant Church Doylestown Sermons

en-usMarch 02, 2020