u/seedflowerfruit

howdy, Latin Reddit. I was homeschooled and learned some Latin as a kid alongside our classical, literature-heavy curriculum, but I never really embraced my language studies and my retention is *very* limited. I’d like to start fresh as an adult and prepare to (hopefully) assist my future children in learning the language as one of the pillars of their education.

Any advice on the best approach? I‘m envisioning starting with a natural method resource and then movIng into more precise “textbook-grammar” resources.

if I go that route, best to start with LLPSI or Most’s NM? Both?

Appreciate any advice to get me rolling!

hi crunchymoms! I’m 33 weeks pregnant with our first baby and going to be birthing in the hospital midwifery unit. I’m wondering: what can I expect to be offered to me in the hospital after birth re: medications? pain relief? anything I should know to accept/avoid? I know small amounts of Tylenol pass into breast milk (planning to EBF) which I don’t love. just curious about any other mamas‘ experience with this!