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Why Prenatal Yoga is Amazing for You and Your Baby

Many thanks go out to Carriage House Birth and Neelu Shruti, a prenatal/ postnatal yoga teacher, birth doula and breastfeeding counselor based in New York City, for British American Household Staffing’s latest blog post!

The benefits of yoga are far-reaching. In an hour of downward facing dogs, sun salutations, and other poses, we can find ways to build strength and flexibility while releasing stress and becoming more mindful. While we can all find benefits in the practice of yoga, there are exceptional benefits to the practice for pregnant women. The prenatal yoga sequence is modified to be safe, and designed to help a woman in all stages of her pregnancy, give her tools to aid in labor and delivery, and continue to be valuable to her after the birth of her child and throughout her recovery.

Learn about all the benefits and read the full article on British American Household Staffing’s latest blog:
http://bahs.com/news/detail/why-prenatal-yoga-is-amazing-for-you-and-your-baby

Family Living Aboard

Thanks to Brooke Morton at Yachting Magazine for this piece on the art of rearing kids on the water.

Brittany and Scott Meyer were docked at Grenada when they learned she was pregnant. The pair, 36 and 38, had met while racing sailboats across Lake Michigan, so they didn’t blink at the prospect of raising a family aboard their Brewer 44 Asante. They became parents first with Isla, now almost 4, and later with twins Haven and Mira, now 2. With their handmade halyard swing and the unending sandbox that is the British Virgin Islands, the couple sees their decision to bring up all three babies aboard as the ultimate adventurous-life head start.

Anita-Rogers-Yachting-MagazineRead the full piece on British American Household Staffing’s blog:

http://bahs.com/news/detail/family-living-aboard

How to Teach Your Children to Care about Art

Interesting post on Artsy.net on the benefits of art exposure in early childhood and how to help your children better understand and appreciate contemporary art:download

https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-how-to-teach-your-children-to-care-about-art

 

 

Artist Gordon Moore in Conversation on TheFinch.net

“The experience of falling forward and pulling you in is what it’s about.”

Artist Gordon Moore in conversation on TheFinch.Net:

The experience of falling forward and pulling you in are what it’s about

Gordon Moore’s work will be on view at Anita Rogers Gallery through September 6 as part of a group exhibition featuring Moore, along with works by Kazimira Rachfal and Carrie Johnson.

Yes, You Can Afford a Private Chef

As private chef services grow in many parts of the world, tapping into a luxury long accessible mostly to the elite is becoming easier, and in some cases, more affordable. In the US alone, there are 9,000 personal chefs serving 72,000 customers, a number that is predicted to double in the next five years, according to the American Personal and Private Chef Association.

Read British American Household Staffing’s latest blog: http://bahs.com/news/detail/yes-you-can-afford-a-private-chef

The Evidence of Children

Many thanks to Jessica Shyba over at Momma’s Gone City for these poignant and honest words.

It doesn’t happen very often, but sometimes I am left alone in our home. My husband just left to take the big kids to school and the little ones to the park. The door shut, and the sounds in this home went from a vibrant, climactic heartbeat to a still, dull flatline.

I absorb it like sunshine on my skin for a moment, and then I begin to clean and prepare to get the red-carpet scroll of things done while I am alone. It’s a race to the finish line when the front door opens and little feet and big personalities race in.

Our home is lived in. I often lament during times like these or before we invite company over that our home looks like Romper Room. The children’s areas are everywhere. There’s a play yard in our living room, soccer nets in our back yard, and children’s chairs at the dining table in place of adult ones. We don’t have much space, and that’s ok. It’s just right for our family right this minute.

Read the full piece on British American Household Staffing’s blog: http://bahs.com/news/detail/the-evidence-of-children

ArtCritical Pick: Virva Hinnemo

Virva Hinnemo: Half Planet Featured as Critic’s Choice on ArtCritical

TwoThingsAt times, abstract painting can seem like a received package, with little space left to think outside of the box. In Virva Hinnemo, to overplay the postal metaphor, we have an artist “pushing the envelope”—in her case, literally so. A form vocabulary and a gestural lexicon familiar from mid-century American masters Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell and Philip Guston meet the swift completion of their appointed rounds on flattened cartons as their repurposed, eccentric support. This strategy could have smacked of Arte Povera, Supports/Surfaces or currently fashionable “provisional” abstraction, but somehow in the hands of this Springs, NY-based Finnish artist the work manages to come across as visually sophisticated but stylistically innocent. Their charming, unforced modernism fits right into the refreshingly old-fashioned surroundings of this plush new venue, sharing quarters with another of proprietor Anita Rogers’ enterprises and thus itself an eccentric support.

– David Cohen

View more on the gallery’s website.