Anastasia Fajardo
Anastasia Fajardo was born and raised in the good'ol 505, mostly in the North Valley but all over Albuquerque. Shortly after getting married Anastasia and her husband moved to Los Lunas In the Bosque and started their family with a beautiful baby girl and never looked back. Anastasia and her family care for a small "homestead" including Garden, Chickens, Pigs, and Dairy Goats. When Anastasia Isn't Caring for her family and animals, She is helping others start and add to their families as a Labor and Delivery Nurse. After almost a decade of being a Doula, Anastasia redirected her path to becoming a nurse. She had a mission to give women Amazing informed birth experiences and try create the most positive and empowering birth Possible.
Potty Training Our Newborn Was the Best Decision We Made
Potty training our newborn was the best decision we made!
Okay, so we didn't actually potty train, but we did something called Elimination Communication. When I was pregnant, my friend and I had due dates...
Chickens, the Greatest Pet! :: 5 Fun Facts I Didn’t Know
When we first looked into buying a house, I didn't have any dreams of having backyard animals. However, when we looked at OUR house, there was a chicken coop in the backyard. I knew...
Best Tips for Pain Management from a Labor & Delivery Nurse
Whether you are planning on a medication-free birth, or ready to sign your epidural consent the moment you walk in the door, having these tools in your pocket will be very helpful to you....
Is “No Plan” the Perfect Birth Plan?
The perfect birth plan is to have no plan.
Hear me out . . .
I’m not saying to walk into labor blindly. Take a Childbirth Education Class or read up on the subject. But I...
Albuquerque Moving Guide: Los Lunas
Like Bugs Bunny, if you "take a left turn at Albuquerque" on I-25 headed south . . . you will find yourself in the village of Los Lunas just 20 miles south of Albuquerque.
Thank...
Too Old? My Decision to Extend Breastfeeding
“When are you going to stop?”
“She is ready to be a big girl now.”
“You are babying her too much.”
“I can't believe you are still doing that!”
First of all, let me start by saying breastfeeding...