The zombies are invading. Minneapolis has already fallen (see World’s Largest Zombie Pub Crawl) and now they are in my house. Having triplet toddlers might not sound as scary as...
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On May 28th 2014, at around 11:00am, I got the most gut-wrenching phone call of my life from our babysitter. She was hysterical. In that moment, I knew my baby was gone....
This weeks marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day, on October 15th, and October as a month is set aside to bring awareness as well. 25% of pregnancies do not go...
Welcome to our newest series: I Am a Twin Cities Family, where we will regularly feature some of our area’s inspiring mothers. Our first featured Mom is Katie Greeman of...
We’re thrilled to have Metro Pediatric Dental back to sponsor a series of Fall Playdates! They sponsored our Summer Playdate Series – we had a blast and can’t wait partner again for...
Sometimes it can be challenging finding non-electronic activities for children. Especially when they get past the age of being entertained with pots, spoons, and anything that makes noise. We think...
Do you pack your kids’ lunches? It can feel hard to pack a healthy lunch every day. I’m a new school mom ,first year with a Kindergartner, and though we’ll...
We had the best time at our Moms Night Out at Pinstripes sponsored by Park Nicollet Women’s Center and Ascendancy Research! Our title sponsors were fantastic! Representatives from Park Nicollet Women’s Center were...
Every night, I chew a baby asprin, swallow a few other pills/vitamins, then grab an ice pack, a princess band-aid (because that’s the only kind we have) and head to...
{We’ve partnered with Kemps for this sponsored post. We just loved joining them at the Minnesota State Fair this year and you’re going to love their new flavors!} By now,...
The last few days of summer have edged by and the school year has begun. The first bell brings a mix of excitement and trepidation. While your teen can control...
To My Sixth Grade Students’ Parents: As yet another (glorious) summer concludes, I feel led to confess: I am not the teacher I once was. That is probably fairly obvious...