Sandpoint Attachment Parenting is a group devoted to attachment parenting and related techniques. Natural childbirth and homebirth, babywearing, whole/organic foods and sustainable living, cloth diapering and elimination communication, vaccine choice, intactivism, homeschooling and unschooling, gentle discipline, breastfeeding, alternative medicine, and healthy living are just some of the practices that bring us together.
If you have an interest in attachment parenting, or would simply like to learn more about it in a safe and supportive environment, this is the group for you!
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Sarah Pursell joined
"Hi. I'm a mama to three (ages 5, 3, &1), and my husband and I are planning to move to sandpoint in May. We currently live in Blanchard. I've been practicing AP for 5 years, and now am learning about gentle discipline & Grace-Based Discipline." -
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Jordan Hurley joined
"My name is Jordan I'm a stay at home mom who loves it but it gets lonely. I'm a very outdoors type and was born and raised here in sandpoint." -
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Jenifer Spain joined
"Hi I live in spokane, wa Im a crunchy mom (dreadlocks and all :)) I'm pregnant with my 4th and he will be born at home :) I use cloth diapers, breatfeed,dont vacinate.......
the list goes on and on..but everyone makes their own choices :)" -
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Jennifer Knowlden joined
"Hi, im jen. We are moving to the sandpoint area next spring to homestead our property and interested in meeting some like-minded people...and with kids!" -
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"Hello, I am living with my husband, our four year old son and dog in Brooklyn, NY. We are originally from Washington State and trying to find property to homestead in Sandpoint!"
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