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Darcia Narvaez, PhD

Professor of Psychology Emerita

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Breastfeeding Resources

Check out our YouTube video on Infant Nutrition

References for YouTube Video PDF

Breastfeeding as Companionship: An Ancient Tradition

Breast Milk Keeps Time and May Set Baby’s Clock

Breastfeeding’s Importance—What Science Tells Us

Breastfeeding in the USA—A Little History

5 Things You Thought You Knew About Breastfeeding

The TREMENDOUS Benefits of Doing What is Normal: Breastfeeding

Stand Up For Breastfeeding

Talk About Breastfeeding With Your Family, Friends and Doctor

Brochure for Medical Professionals:

Facts about Feeding Babies (for medical professionals)  Brochure  References

More Resources

St. Joseph County Breastfeeding Coalition (has resources)

La Leche League

Feeding  Your Baby: What you and your family need to know    References

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  • What the Ghost Pipes Said: Healing Our Kinship Blindness
      “When human families become a nested species, the parties they will throw will defy the imagination, odds, and expectations of a Dominant Worldview.” – What the Ghost Pipes Said In six decades of wandering into the woods, I have learned to wait patiently and walk softly until I am welcomed before proceeding into the […]
  • The Telepathic Mother
    “The learning we have to do as women, as mothers of humanity, does not come from books or any designated authorities. It certainly does not come from social media. It comes from deep inside the ancestral wells of knowledge that have lived within us alongside the eggs we carry. Our bodies contain the entire future […]
  • Join the LIVE Nested World Lecture Series This Fall with Darcia Narvaez
    About This Event Join the singular opportunity to attend online live lectures from Darcia Narvaez, PhD, during fall 2025. She will lecture on each of the nine components of our evolutionary pathway to wellness, our Communal Evolved Nest, a transdisciplinary set of insights. Most component experiences are needed throughout life to maintain health and social […]
  • How I Discovered The Evolved Nest
    Meet Cameron Sprague, one of our new Certified Nesting Ambassadors and a part of the elite group of international beta-testers for the Nesting Ambassador Program this summer. If you are interest in learning more about becoming a Certified Nesting Ambassador, go to our sister initiatives website, the Evolved Nest, for more information and to sign […]
  • Birth, Every Home Should Have One
    By Suzanne Arms and Jennifer Margulis (See their bios at the end.) Babies are most often conceived out of lovemaking, a wonderful and fun activity (as long as it’s mutually consensual) that may take place at home, in a hotel room, or in a private corner off the trail at Mount Overlook in Inverness, California. […]
  • Happiest Country, Also Depressed?
    My husband and I just spent a couple of weeks in Scandinavia, participating in a conference in Finland. Finland is one of the countries that offer vast support of mothers, families and children (in comparison to the USA). But I was surprised by what I saw. Finland is supposed to be the happiest nation on […]
  • Remembering Michel Odent
    Michel Odent, French surgeon and obstetrician, passed away recently. His gracious presence will be missed. Like anyone speaking truth to power, Michel Odent spoke to us from outside the dominant way of doing things. He was a cultural creative, reminding us of our millions-year-old tried-and-true way of giving birth. Early on, he observed how medicalized […]
  • Moving from Fear to Fearlessness
    Editor’s Note: See the mini-documentary on CAT-FAWN at the bottom of the page. Visit the Worldview Literacy Project, a sister-initiative of Kindred, to learn more about using CAT-FAWN in conjunction with the Worldview Chart by Four Arrows. Friends, hardships pursue me; Fearless of them, I live… Love of my country is why I am doing […]
  • Breaking Up with the Patriarchy: Decolonizing Our Lives and Returning to Kinship Worldview
    Editor’s Note: The following is an advanced, and exclusive book excerpt from the forthcoming book, Breaking Up with the Patriarchy: Decolonizing Our Lives and Returning to Kinship Worldview. Presented with the author and Open Spiral Publishing’s permission is Chapter Three: The Return to Wholeness. Chapter Three: The Return to Wholeness On my mother’s word only, […]
  • Disruption as Destiny – How Chaos Evolves Us
    I sat alone in the back of the large black SUV, lost in my own thoughts as I gazed out the window into the passing Ohio farm country. Accompanied by four women, we were headed for a road trip adventure. Suddenly, one turned back to me and asked, “So, what is your astrology?” I told […]

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  • Unspoken Forms of Communication
  • Annoying Babies
  • Children Need To Be Fed, Physically and Psychologically
  • The Secrets of Raising Infants
  • Unspoken Forms of Communication
  • Learn to Stop Thinking and Start Being
  • John Bowlby and the Need for Attachment
  • Want a Better Birth? Go Back to the Basics
  • ACES and the Psychology of Chandler from "Friends"
  • Incorporating Play Into The Classroom

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Darcia Narvaez 

Professor of Psychology Emerita

Department of Psychology 

University of Notre Dame

390 Corbett Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556

Email: dnarvaez@nd.edu

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