Feminist Choices, Feminist Baby Blessings
by guest poster Angela C. My daughter is now almost six months old. And there has been no baby blessing. I’ve had a hard time figuring out what the right way to approach this...
Author: Caroline
Gospel Principles 2: Our Heavenly Family
by Aimee For those of you planning lessons using the Gospel Principles manual for the first time, you may want to look at the great advice Amelia and EmilyCC put together here and here...
Women Have a Greater Stake in Keeping their Marriages Together: Vulnerability Part II
by Caroline After writing and reading all the comments on my last post on women’s vulnerability, I articulated something to myself for the first time. Perhaps I always knew this, but I had never...
Vulnerability: The Consequence of Choosing to Stay at Home?
by Caroline Last summer, when I was nine months pregnant with my second child, I was overcome with feelings of vulnerability. I couldn’t stop thinking about what would happen to me and the children...
The Young Women Program and the Emphasis on Beauty: Lessons in makeup?
by Caroline I don’t remember a whole lot about my YW experience, but I do remember one activity (fireside?) in particular. We went to a woman’s home in our stake. She was in her...
Relief Society Lesson #46 The Martyrdom: The Prophet Seals His Testimony With His Blood
by guest lesson writer Aimee In thinking about the death of Joseph Smith, the lesson seems to be trying to make three main points: 1) The circumstances surrounding Joseph Smith and the position of the...
Guest Post: Things to Never Teach in Young Women's
Reese Dixon seems to be addicted to blogging, as she writes about teaching young women at Beginnings New, feminism and mormonism at Feminist Mormon Housewives, and motherhood and other creative endeavors at ReeseDixon.com Since...
What's a Feminist Mom to Do? Gender Roles and Primary
by Caroline I recently learned about a song primary kids all over the country are learning. It’s called “The Family is of God” and here are the 2nd and 3rd verses. A father’s place...
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