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Healthy Baby Gallery

Baby Cambria was born via natural birth and received all of mom’s
friendly bacteria during the process. Breastfeeding difficulties led
to Cambria being exclusively bottle-fed with pumped breastmilk
from birth. She also received cod liver oil and probiotics. At eight
weeks, she was sleeping soundly through the night for eight hours,
and at three months she was sleeping twelve-plus hours through the
night. At five and a half months, her first foods were egg yolk and
grated liver, along with fish roe, ghee and pasture-raised meats. At
nine months, mom was unable to continue to pump breastmilk and
transitioned Cambria to the WAPF raw milk formula, which allowed
her to continue to thrive. Now thirteen months old, she has re-
mained in the ninety-fifth and eighty-fifth percentiles for height and
weight, respectively, with a sturdy build. Despite being in day care,
she's had no ailments other than a brief cold. Cambria now enjoys a
bottle of homemade bone broth before bed each night, along with
solid food that includes egg yolk, organ meats, bison, chicken, beef,
fish, ghee, coconut oil, sauerkraut and organic fruits and veggies.

Cassius, a second-generation WAPF baby, is
enjoying the view from his new chair. Born on
August 14, 2017, he is Brian and Maria's first
child. He is also the first grandchild for Dan
and Nancy, who have been chapter leaders
since WAPF chapters were created. Maria was
raised on pastured meats, eggs and raw milk
from their farm, and Cassius is growing happy
and healthy on that same diet.

Aviva Lettie Ocner was born full-term at five pounds, four ounces
and eighteen inches. Nurses at the hospital said they had never met
such a small healthy and strong baby. Aviva amazes everyone she
meets with her strength and alertness, considering she’s so petite.
Now a perfectly healthy six-month-old, Aviva is thriving, weigh-
ing in at twelve pounds, ten ounces. She’s been taking cod liver
oil since four and a half months and has an egg yolk almost daily.
She also absolutely loves her chicken liver! Aviva turned over at
three and a half months and at six and a half months is crawling,
sitting up and trying to stand. This picture was not staged—Aviva
took the magazine from her mom while her mom was read-
ing it! Her mom thanks the Weston A. Price Foundation for all
of its information and for helping her raise a healthy daughter.

Please send your healthy baby photos and text to journal@westonaprice.org.

92 Wise Traditions SUMMER 2018