5 Things Beginning With “S”
Every once in a while, I’ve purposed to write a fun, personal post as a way to open up and...
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Category: DIY
Approaching Impetigo Naturally: A True Story
Several months ago, my then six-year-old came down with a case of impetigo. I’d heard about...
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What I’m Giving Up For Lent
I don’t often talk about spirituality here on Growing Up Herbal because I didn’t start...
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9 Random Things
A couple of years ago, I put together some end-of-the-month blog posts called “Things I...
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How To Balance Self-Love With Loving Others This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and the topic of love is in there air. While...
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Snow Tubing & Connecting With Others
Last week, our church youth (middle school and high school age kids) went snow tubing at Jonas...
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How To Use The “Folk Method” To Make Herbal Preparations
Heads up beginner herbalists! When it comes to making herbal preparations, one of the simplest...
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A Drive Along The County Backroads Of East Tennessee
One of my favorite family activities is driving around the backroads here in East Tennessee. Now,...
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Natural Tips For Growing Kids With Stinky Feet (Plus, DIY Stinky Feet Shoe Powder)
Growing up, I don’t remember anyone in my family having stinky feet. I didn’t, my mom...
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My 2019 Reading List
Each year, one of my goals is to read twelve new books over the course of the year. Most times I...
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Body Beautiful Solar-Infused Herbal Oil
I finally got around to finishing the update on my Making Herbal Infused Oils: The Ultimate How-To...
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December Reflections: 2018
Happy New Years Eve, friends. If you’ve been following me for long, you’ll know I...
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I’m Meagan, a registered nurse turned herbalist, and I want to live life naturally. Follow along as my husband and I and our four sons figure out what natural living looks like for our family. And of course, I’d love for you to join me on this journey, too! There’s nothing better than having a good hiking buddy with a compass!
