Last Monday was Arthrogryposis Awareness Day, but for us, Arthrogryposis Awareness Day is every day. This coming September will be 8 years since we first heard the words Arthrogryposis Multiplex Cogenita. I was 20 weeks pregnant with our son; Jackson at the time and after a crazy morning was lying on the table in Maternal […]
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It’s no secret that I love Whole Foods Market. I’m probably there four or five times out of the week. There are even events that the store hosts where you will often spot me and my family. Due to the fact that I was there so often, at one point, an employee pointed out that
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{Sponsored} Cultivating an appreciation of music in our children is so important. Playing a musical instrument can enhance and develop math skills, language, coordination, social skills and improvements in spatial-temporal reasoning. Music is one of the greatest gifts we can give to our children and summer is the perfect time of year to nurture a
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We are in the last weeks of school. I get it. Kids are restless, and all standardized testing is over. The homework and the tests are still coming. I appreciate the restlessness. When I was in school, I am sure my mom fought tooth and nail to keep me interested. However, here I am, 31
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Baton Rouge Moms will be volunteering and hosting a craft station for the kids at this years LOUISIANA EARTH DAY 2014, we hope to see you there! The theme for this year’s festival, “We Protect What We Love!” encourages both individual and corporate environmental awareness and conservation. Creative exhibits and activities produced by over 400
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Baton Rouge Moms is taking part in another Painting Party with the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge! Our last paint party was a Mardi Gras themed party and the kids had a great time creating. The children not only received thorough instructions and tips from the instructor, she encouraged them to think outside the
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Be more AWARE. Sounds simple doesn’t it? You don’t want to be at the wrong place at the wrong time but if you are you owe it to yourself to be better prepared. Statistics show that one in four women will be attacked during her lifetime. Women who resist effectively are twice as likely to
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The following Q&A was originally posted on 1,000 Days’. This month, 1,000 Days’ is hosting “March for Nutrition,” a campaign focused on the importance of good nutrition before and during pregnancy to ensure good fetal, infant and maternal health outcomes. Baton Rouge’s own Dr. Leanne Redman was recently featured on 1,000 Days’, sharing her expertise
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I’m sure man of you are familiar with the Dr. Seuss, Cat in the Hat books and how they made reading a little more fun and enjoyable. Now, as parents, we read and re-read the Dr. Seuss books to our own children all over again. Dr. Seuss would have been 110 today. He gave us
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