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What moves you

Naomi Gottlieb-Miller

Writing about what moves me. Focusing on motherhood through the lens of movement and with a critical eye aimed at diet and wellness culture, as well as how we are impacted by the greater culture we all move within.

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Latest Issues

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A Broken System: How Childcare in America Fails Families, Part 2

How being a military spouse radically changed my childcare options and not in a good way. Plus what republicans get wrong about childcare.

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A Broken System: How Childcare in America Fails Families (Part 1)

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We Need to Talk More Openly About Periods

I don’t remember the first time that my son saw me in the bathroom with blood in my underwear, but I’m pretty sure he was younger than 2 years old.

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Beware of Yoga Teachers Peddling Nutrition Advice

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  • Naomi Gottlieb-Miller

    Mama, mover, maker

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