Instant replay: Instagram Live – Kids, Body Image and Health at Every Sizeยฎ
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Instant replay: Instagram Live – Kids, Body Image and Health at Every Sizeยฎ

Today I’m asking body-positive and Health at Every Sizeยฎ-aligned nanny and parent consultant Sarahย @bodypositiveparentingย all about her job, including: ๐Ÿšธ What does a body-positive nanny do? What does #HAES have to do with it? ๐Ÿšธ What should parents look for in a nanny who will help their kids grow up with a positive body image? ๐Ÿšธ What Sarah…

We shine brightly and will not be ignored: A guest post from Bee Gee
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We shine brightly and will not be ignored: A guest post from Bee Gee

I recently challenged my Body Liberation Guide readers to answer the question, “What is valuable and precious about fat bodies beyond being a comfort object? How many things can you think of?” Reader Bee Gee’s response was wonderful and glorious, and they generously gave me permission to share it here.

Based on a True Body: How Running Photos Lie to Us and Why it Matters
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Based on a True Body: How Running Photos Lie to Us and Why it Matters

Image description: Lindley, a fat white woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, glasses and a sleeveless heart-polka-dot dress, stands with her arms raised and resting on each wall of a narrow brick alley. Superimposed on the image are the Fitness Protection logo and the words Body Love with Lindley Ashline. End image description. Photography is both…

Erica’s Story: “I am allowed to feel like I have value.”
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Erica’s Story: “I am allowed to feel like I have value.”

For people in very large bodies, who are most affected by the physical and infrastructural inequalities built into a world that is designed to exclude fat people, moving through the world looks very different. In this guest post, Erica talks about the considerations that make up her everyday life, and how speaking out is gradually…

{Guest Post} Glorious Fat People: My Gratitude for Finding Comfort in an Uncomfortable World
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{Guest Post} Glorious Fat People: My Gratitude for Finding Comfort in an Uncomfortable World

This is a guest post from Dawn Clark, who graciously allowed me to share her experience at the National Association for the Advancement of Fat Acceptance, or NAAFA. – Lindley I have been fat most of my life, and if there were one word to describe my fat life thus far, it would be “uncomfortable.”…