Tell me more about how you started on this journey of non-toxic living. You always think that you're going to shape them but then they shape you. I think it's really neat that your children can have that effect on you. I've grown as a human and in my way of looking at life thanks to him. He has dyslexia and some learning disabilities. This is especially true with regard to my oldest child. I think the fact that I've learned so much from my kids because they're so different from me. What would you say has surprised you the most about motherhood? I have two older boys, ages twelve and nine, and a baby who's two months old.
When I became pregnant about 13 years ago, I started researching all things non-toxic living and from there began forming my company. Then my husband and I moved to Mexico City, and I started freelancing as a journalist. Later on, I worked on a couple of documentaries. As a producer, that's a lot of what you do and you become an expert in so many things. That's where I started, and I really enjoyed the research part of journalism. Then I made my way to investigative journalism for a Spanish network news show. I went to school in Boston, and my first job out of college was in news production. We lived in Latin America, Canada, and the U.S.
I grew up moving around a lot, about every four years. Tell me about yourself outside of motherhood. Join us as she shares the highs and lows of motherhood, breastfeeding, and how her years as an investigative journalist and producer created the foundation for her work as an expert in non-toxic living. She's an expert in non-toxic living and the founder of Three Little Plums, a company dedicated to educating parents about the hazards of daily exposure to toxic chemicals and helping them transition to a healthier and less chemically dependent lifestyle without adding stress. “Le Nozze di Figaro” is set to be performed April 2 through 16, 2022.Trigger Warning: Miscarriage InfertilityĪida Garcia-Toledo joined me for this week's session of Reflections of Motherhood. James Gaffigan conducts the production by Richard Eyre. The company still has soprano Hibla Gerzmava, who was also a vocal Putin supporter, on its roster for the 2022-23 season she is slated to perform “Tosca.”įang joins a cast that includes Federica Lombardi, Sasha Cooke, Gerald Finley, and Christian Van Horn. Garifullina is the latest Russian artist that the company broke ties with following its public rupture with soprano Anna Netrebko. Garifullina, who with over 1.4 million followers on Instagram is the most followed opera singer on social media, has yet to make a statement about the war and is still slated to perform at the Berlin State Opera and Bayerische Staatsoper later this season. The news come a day after Garifullina performed “La Traviata” at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, a theater that the Metropolitan Opera broke relationships with after the beginning of the War in Ukraine. As a result, Ying Fang will sing the role. The company announced that Aida Garifullina will no longer sing the role of Susanna. The Metropolitan Opera has announced a cast change for “Le Nozze di Figaro.”
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