Have you ever stopped to really ponder and appreciate what amazing beings we are as women?
At birth we have all the eggs we will have for the rest of our lifetime. These give us the ability to conceive.
When puberty begins, we start our cycle. At that time we are given physical signs by our body as clues to our fertility and reproductive health.
The womb was created to grow and nourish a little life.
Our body's unique design has the ability to birth life into the world and our instincts tell us we can do it.
That little life we give birth to is sustained by food from our breasts.
Eventually that baby with grow up and the cycle of life will start all over again.
And, that is just the beginning.
I believe so strongly that a woman should know and understand her own body even before she begins puberty. It opens up an whole new understanding, appreciation, and responsibility for our cycle and our reproductive health. Talking with your daughters about their cycles is an important dialogue. It is so much more information than "the birds and the bees" talk. Girls can gain an understanding on a new level. Moms, it is important to know these things for yourself as well so that you can relay them in a way that is mature and understandable to your adolescents as they grow into young women themselves.
Fertility Awareness is much more than knowing when you are fertile in order to achieve pregnancy. It empowers girls and woman to understand their bodies by observing many things that are happening and changing during her cycle. Knowing and maintaining optimal gynecological health from puberty to menopause, appreciating your womanhood, and nurturing your marriage relationship are all beautiful experiences you can have when you are aware of your body and what it is doing.
Upcoming Fertility Awareness classes will be March 27, 2010 and May 8, 2010. Please contact me at hannah.reasonerLMT@gmail.com for more information.
Monday, March 22, 2010
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