About Us
When we became moms, we felt like our lives got better and fell apart at the same time. We were overwhelmed in all senses of the word. We looked around for support, answers, advice, a way to get a newborn to sleep that didn’t involve pacing in front of the house at 4 am. We eventually found our sea legs, wobbly, but surprisingly reliable. As we listened to other parents share their stories, we discovered that we love to listen. We realized that every child and family is unique. We also noticed a link between children’s sensitivity to the environment and cleaner living. We collected information until we were bursting to share it. We wanted to create a resource with honesty and a sense of humor for parents of young children. And so, My Little Buddha was born. My Little Buddha is a resource for parents from pregnancy through preschool. We offer down to earth information about parenting approaches and green living—articles, book reviews, favorite products and websites, recipes, and environmental news. The Weekly Gem is an email tip on the how-tos, whys and what-ifs from My Little Buddha. We also list current topics on My Little Buddha. You can always find past tips and articles in the Library. Welcome! We hope My Little Buddha supports you on your journey as parents, offering some laughter, perspective and a little more sleep along the way.
Kelly Browne is a mom of three children, ages 8, 6 and 3. She has been involved with mommy and me and parent/infant groups as a parent and leader for the past 7 years. Her approach is as a facilitator, sharing advice from child development experts and information she’s found helpful with her own children. She has trained with Resources for Infant Educarers (RIE) as well as with marriage and family therapists. Kelly recognizes each child as an individual and supports them in being their authentic selves—a natural child development philosophy.
Lyndsey McMorrow is a mom of three children, ages 4, 3 and 19 months. She is an intuitive counselor with a focus on families, assisting clients to better understand themselves and their children’s unique gifts. Before her work with families, Lyndsey produced documentary films about the environment and social justice issues. She also worked with and led several different environmental groups. She now combines her environmental experience with her compassion for children at My Little Buddha.