The Bauhauswife Blog

The process of birth is precisely orchestrated to create a vortex of bliss, for mother and baby. This elysian state is inextricable from our survival.  * The apotheosis of the euphoria of birth is not so much the relief of emergence, but the initial meeting of mother and child, when we reach between our own thighs and lift our slippery baby to our bare breast, (or when the person we most love and trust in the world immediately passes our infant into our arms with their caring hands) and we behold her or him for the first time, bearing witness to...

People ask me all the time, how I “manage” with all these kids.  * Sometimes the question is posed with a very obvious tinge of distaste—with an almost perverse fascination with our apparent freak show, and as though the query is going to elicit from me some delicious tidbit of insight into my particular brand of insanity. (A waiter, recently, remarked rather cool-ly, “whoa, your family is crazy…” Hm. No thank you. While it’s true that we have big energy, we also rack up a fairly hefty bill when we eat out, and I love to tip, but not for...

  My family and I recently left Canada under stressful circumstances. We're now living in the tropics for the time being: worldschooling, learning Spanish, writing, loving, connecting with other people and families, and working to support freedom of thought, speech, and bodily integrity as much as possible.    I never could have possibly guessed—as recently as eight months ago—that I would end up experiencing threats of violence and even death, for speaking what I believe to be true--let alone that the majority of human beings on earth would be compelled to cover their faces when moving through the streets.    But in retrospect, the...

As many of you may know, I have been writing and speaking on the topic of the apparent global pandemic for a couple of weeks now. (Please check out my YouTube channel here.)    I wanted to share the following transcript from a video that was recently posted, featuring Professor Knut Wittkowski. Professor Wittkowski worked at the Rockefeller University for 20 years as the Head of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design, and prior to that, was at the Eberhard Karls University in Tuebingen, German, working with Klaus Dietz, one of the leading epidemiologists in the world.  I am deeply concerned...