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Category Archives: Parenting
Car seat headaches? There’s an app for that!
One of the most daunting tasks as a parent can be mastery of the car seat. I remember when I was pregnant with Biz -eBaby1 that I would have horrible nightmares about my child being flung from a car because I (the … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Doctors, Family, Moms, Parenting, Raising children, Safety
Tagged Car seat, Child, Children, Consumer Information, Home, Home and Family, Infant car seat, Kohl
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Safe Sledding in 2013
It’s officially 2013. For many of us, the new year brought snow. However, there are dangers parents should be aware of when it comes to being outside and allowing children to enjoy the fluffy stuff. Sledding and snow-related injuries are … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Raising children, Safety
Tagged Emergency department, Head injury, Health, Hypothermia, National Safety Council, Parent, Sled, Sledding
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In Memory of Sandy Hook Elementary
Today begins the process of laying the children and adults slain in the Sandy Hook massacre to rest. The world mourns with all of you in Newtown, CT. If you would like to help… Here are three places to donate … Continue reading
Posted in Child psychology, Emergencies, Family, Food, Parenting
Tagged Connecticut, Donation, Elementary school, Friday, MediaBistro, Newtown, Newtown Connecticut, Sandy Hook
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Chilly Child Safety
This morning I hurried to get the kids to school and myself to work. I longed for the days when we only had to throw on tank tops, shorts and flip flops. The deep temperature drop of late has added … Continue reading
Posted in Car Seats, Cars, Emergencies, Family, Parenting, Safety
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Start a New Halloween Tradition
If you are concerned about taking your little ones out for trick or treat night in your city, there are other activities that still get kids in the spirit of the season, while giving parents some peace of mind. Try one … Continue reading
Why Do You Lace Up?
Someone recently asked me, “Why do you lace up?” About four months ago, I began running. I have always been active, but running was not my sport of choice. In fact, I sort of hated it. I hated how winded I … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Cancer, Excercise, Family, Moms, Parenting, Running, Self-improvement
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Five Pounds to Five Years
Five years ago today, I became a mom. I went to my OB for a regularly scheduled NST and before the day was over had been instructed to pack my bags because my labor was going to be induced. Things didn’t … Continue reading
A Mother’s Story: When Your Daughter Has Cancer (Part I)
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Were you aware? Thirty six children everyday are diagnosed with cancer. Seven of them will not survive. That is seven too many. I grew up with two people who now know the experience of childhood … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Family, Illness, Moms, Parenting, Raising children
Tagged Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Cancer, Hospital, Kayleigh, Leukemia, Oncology, Saturday morning cartoon, Survival rate
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The City Mom and the Country Mom
This week I have spoken to two different mothers living in two different cities who informed me they just bought chickens for their home. Neither of these families are exactly living in the country, in fact, Mother 1 bought hers … Continue reading
Posted in Moms, Parenting, Raising children
Tagged Chicken, Family, Home, Mother, Mother's Day, Ohio, Parenting, Rural Living
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Free to Breathe – Vlog from Richelle
Below is the route for those interested in training with me: Free to Breathe 5K 3.1 miles / 4.9889664 km Created 05.18.12 by keysports Routes through the old DESC area, starting and finishing at the National Composite Center. Related articles … Continue reading
