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Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge Enchanted Princess Tea Giveaway

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We are excited to partner with Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge for their FIRST Spring Market, Mistletoe in March!! Eighteen years ago, two women entrepreneurs were on a mission to develop a market where local vendors could create a memorable shopping experience and it has grown to be more than they could have ever imagined! What started with 10 vendors, has now grown to over 120 vendors, and from just a handful of shoppers to now an expected 6,000 shoppers… and now TWO markets a year…holiday and SPRING!

There are countless reasons to love Mistletoe Market, one being  that they are firm believers in giving back to the community. Each year, Mistletoe Market chooses a local charity and donates a portion of admission prices. This year, a portion of Market proceeds will be donated to Anna’s Grace Quarter Marathon, taking place at Mistletoe Market on Sunday, March 26th! Anna’s Grace Foundation supports those who have suffered miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss.

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Mistletoe Market Baton Rouge in the Morning ViP Shopping Experience

Mistletoe in the Morning ViP Shopping Experience  will be taking place Saturday Nov. 12th

Mistletoe Market is offering shoppers an exclusive shopping experience at the second “Mistletoe in the Morning VIP Shopping Experience!”
Purchase a VIP Shopping Pass and receive discounts, FREE premiere parking, sweets & treats, surprises and fun in a relaxed, comfortable shopping atmosphere.
Mistletoe Market Baton Rouge

What is included?

  • VIP Shopping from 8am to 10am Premiere Parking {FREE & closed to the First 200 VIP Shoppers}
  • Princess Greeting Royal Shopping with complimentary orange juice in champagne glasses and sweets and treats.
  • Exclusive discounts! (Receive 20% off select popular retailers from 8am to 10am)
  • Photo fun on our Mistletoe Red Carpet hosted by Baton Rouge Moms in the Kids Zone
  • Get your shopping done early, before the crowds in a fun, comfortable atmosphere!
  • VIP sales are only valid for VIP shoppers during VIP shopping hours.

Mistletoe Market Baton Rouge Enchanted Tea Party

Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge
TICKETS STILL ON SALE FOR THE ENCHANTED TEA PARTY!!
Hosted by Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge and Be Our Guest Royal Princess Parties, Beauty and her friends are excited to welcome your little prince or princess to a fun filled, enchanted tea party!!

Tickets: http://bit.ly/EnchantedTea
Place: Belle of Baton Rouge Hotel at Mistletoe In March – March 25th & 26th

Mistletoe Market in March Enchanted Tea Party Giveaway

Baton Rouge Moms has partnered with Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge to giveaway TWO Tickets to Mistletoe in March Enchanted Tea Party! Simply enter via our Raffflecopter below. Winners will be announced Monday at 8pm!

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5 Tips to Keep Your Child’s Smile Healthy – Dental Health Month

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Being a mom to an infant or toddler is hard work. We know.  With everything else going on, sometimes moms miss a very important aspect of their children’s well-being: their dental health. Statistically, 28% of children ages 2 to 5 will have dental caries in their primary teeth.  That statistic is alarming to us pediatric dentists! We’re here to provide some helpful tips for your child to avoid early childhood dental caries and to promote a lifetime of healthy smiles.

Pediatric Dentists

  1. Bottle Feeding & Nursing – Avoid nursing children to sleep or putting anything other than water in their bed time bottle/sippy cup once their first teeth erupt. Limit your child’s intake of sugary beverages to 1 cup a day and mealtimes are best.
  2. Home Care – Once your child’s first tooth erupts, proper oral hygiene practices should be implemented. Clean your infant’s teeth and gums routinely with a soft, age appropriate toothbrush and pea size amount of fluoride toothpaste. Make it fun! Play your child’s favorite song while you brush.
  3. 1st Dental Checkup – Schedule your child’s first visit to a pediatric dentist as soon as the first tooth appears or no later than his or her first birthday.
  4. Balanced Diet – Infants and young children should be provided a balanced diet. Offer healthier alternatives to sugary snacks and beverages like apple slices with string cheese, carrots and hummus, whole grain pretzels or pita chips, and low fat yogurt. Offer almond milk or water to quench your little one’s thirst.
  5. Use a Cup by Age 1 – The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry encourages parents to have children drink from a cup by their first birthday.

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If you have any questions or would like to schedule your child’s first dental checkup, you can visit www.ascensionsmiles.com. Our Board Certified Pediatric Dentist is here to help!

“Ask the Experts” is a series on Baton Rouge Moms where local experts share their thoughts, opinions and answer questions relating to health, wellness, parenting and living in Baton Rouge.

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Disclaimer: The purpose of this site is to share BRM moms’ experiences with food,  fitness, health and life as well as opinions from some of our local experts. This content is for informational purposes only and isn’t a substitute for professional medical advice.  When it comes to your health or the health of your child, please be sure to contact your physician.

 

Happy Birthday, Baton Rouge! – Bicentennial Baton Rouge Moms Night Out

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Happy Birthday, Baton Rouge!! 200 years ago today, on January 17, 1817, the Legislature incorporated the city of Baton Rouge.  Now, 200 years later we’re celebrating this milestone with a year-long celebration including bicentennial themed events, festivities, exhibits, products, and more! Throughout 2017, as Baton Rouge celebrates its 200th year of incorporation, Baton Rouge Moms will be celebrating too. Our biggest event of the year, “Baton Rouge Moms’ Night Out – Bicentennial Birthday Bash”, will celebrate Baton Rouge’s bicentennial birthday and the women living, loving and mothering in Baton Rouge.

Our event will coincide with National Moms’ Night Out in partnership with Yelp of Baton Rouge and National Moms Nite Out among other partners yet to be announced!

Baton Rouge Moms Night Out - Baton Rouge Bicentennial Birthday Bash

Baton Rouge Moms Night Out

 

Baton Rouge Moms’ Night Out – May 11th, 2017 @ 7pm

Details are coming together, it’s sure to be a night of Baton Rouge themed fun with lots of pampering for moms and community engagement from some of our favorite local Baton Rouge businesses! We will continue posting details on our Facebook event page as they become available. If you or your business would like to partner with Baton Rouge Moms for our Baton Rouge Bicentennial Birthday Bash please send us an email!

 

Baton Rouge Moms Night Out

To stay up to date with the year long celebration be sure to follow Baton Rouge 200 for information on Baton Rouge’s Bicentennial events, things to do and how you can get involved. You will find resources for kids, such as coloring pages, educational materials and fun activity sheets to learn more about the city of Baton Rouge and its rich history.

Click on Parentinn’s review to get advice on parenting.

200 Things to do in Baton Rouge

Our friends at Visit Baton Rouge asked the community about their favorite things to do in Baton Rouge and complied a list of 200 Things To Do, our great city offers a plethora of fun for everyone. You will also find a Baton Rouge history timeline and slideshow thanks to the East Baton Rouge Parish Library.

There is so much to love about Baton Rouge… from the people, the food and small businesses to our historical gems, our football and our beautiful oaks. Tell us what YOU love about Baton Rouge and you could win TWO tickets to our Moms’ Night Out – Bicentennial Birthday Bash! Enter on our Facebook post HERE.

This will be the best birthday party Baton Rouge has ever seen!

BASIS Charter School possibly expanding into Baton Rouge

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BASIS Charter School is exploring the possibility of expanding into Baton Rouge for the 2018 school year! This is a great opportunity for Baton Rouge parents to learn about and explore  alternative options for educating their children in the Baton Rouge area. We all want the best for our children educationally. The question, and sometimes dilemma, is how do we achieve this? The more options we have the better, all children are different and usually learn differently too. BASIS Charter School is open and transparent about their learning culture because they understand that choosing a school is an eminently personal decision.

Baton Rouge Basis Charter School

What is a BASIS Charter School?

 The nationally-ranked BASIS.ed academic program was founded on the notion that any student can be taught to love learning. Thanks to their passionate and supportive K–12 subject expert teachers and STEM-inspired, liberal arts curriculum, BASIS students are prepared for future successes in higher education and beyond.

BASIS.ed students consistently rank among the top in the world in critical thinking and problem solving in math, reading, and science. A BASIS.ed education is a blend of the rigorous standards seen around the world plus the ingenuity and creativity so often associated with American education.

How does BASIs.ed work?

In their K–4 program, students are not just taught content, but also the necessary skills of organization, time management, and study habits. The BASIS.ed curriculum includes a wide array of classes ranging from English and Math/Science to Mandarin, Physical Education (both traditional and Kenpo), Music, Drama, and Art. Additionally, BASIS.ed is proud to offer their signature Connections courses for grades 1–4.

There are two different kinds of Connection courses: “All Connections” focuses on the knowledge students acquire in their other classes and brings it all together, presenting students with scenarios in which they work in small groups to solve problems, drawing on the entirety of their learning. “Fine Arts Connections” does the same, but focuses on their Fine Arts knowledge acquired in Music, Drama, and Art.

The curriculum for students in grades 5–7 is the foundation that makes possible the academic achievements of the upper school. Students in 5th grade take Latin, General Science, Physical Geography, Math, Classics, English, PE, Art, and Music. Students in 6th grade study Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math, English, U.S. History, and Latin, and also choose an elective. Electives include Band, Drama, Guitars, and Creative Writing.

Learn more about BASIs.ed.

Please join BASIS Charter Schools on Tue, March 21, 2017 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM CDT on Woman’s Hospital campus (Conference Rooms 1, 2 and 3) to learn more about our model that includes: student accountability, mandarin (starting in Kindergarten), organizational skills/time management, and 100% college acceptance rate (into a 4 year college).

When: Tue, March 21, 2017 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM CDT

Where: Woman’s Hospital (Conference Rooms 1,2 and 3) 100 Woman’s Way, Baton Rouge, LA 7081

How: Please RSVP—> http://bit.ly/2nAg2l4

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Top 5 Baton Rouge King Cakes

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The holidays may have ended for some, but Louisiana continues to celebrate with Mardi Gras! King Cake truly is the demise of many New Year’s resolutions, but how can we resist this buttery danish pastry, sweetened with dusted sugar, icing and a plethora of flavored fillings? Not us! Here are the top 5 King Cakes in Baton Rouge according to YOU, Baton Rouge moms! Enjoy this trail of delicious King Cakes, try them all to decide the best for yourself. 

Top 5 Baton Rouge King Cakes:

  1. Thee Heavenly Donut – Home of the BOUDIN kingcake and Pecan praline, Banana Foster, Turtle, LA Cajun Mud, Strawberry and famous Fried King Cakes! Welcome to THEE HEAVENLY Donut’s mission is to offer the Best, Freshest (made daily), Handmade Donuts, Kolaches, King Cakes, Cupcakes and Specialty Cakes– all year round. Owners Kara and Shane Castille have a passion for Great Customer Service and treating their customers like family. Their products are like no other in the greater Baton Rouge area and truly believe in the quality and deliciousness of these products.
    Thee Heavenly Donut King Cake Baton Rouge
  2. Randazzo’s King Cake – Your source for the original Randazzo family mardi gras king cake. You can get your Baton Rouge Randazzo’s at Carnival Mart off Florida BLVD and at Capital City Crawfish! Every cake is “hand-braided” and baked fresh daily. Their traditional King Cake is cinnamon flavored, colored with Mardi Gras colors of purple, green and gold, iced with our just made icing and festively decorated with candy non-pariels. Each cake contains a baby. king Cakes are complemented by Cream Cheese, Strawberry Cream Cheese and Pecan Praline. They pump the filling into the braids of the cake before it is baked.
    Randazzos King Cake Baton Rouge
    Carnival Mart
    8696 Florline Blvd.
    Baton Rouge, LA  70815
    225-248-9720
  3. Ambrosia – There are many options when it comes to The Ambrosia King Cake!  The Traditional King Cake (shown here for an “In-Store Pickup”) has cinnamon and sugar inside of our family secret King Cake dough.  Purchase a “Mardi Gras King Cake Kit” and take your King Cake home for the kids to decorate and have a Mardi Gras Party! 
    Best Baton Rouge King Cake
  4. Ralph’s Market -A locally owned business, Ralph’s Market wants the best for our families and yours. That’s why we always offer a large selection of fresh, high quality products that includes many grown right here in Louisiana! We‘d love to serve you at any of our three convenient and friendly locations in Gonzales, at Pelican Point, and on Jones’ Creek in Baton Rouge.
    Ralph's Supermarkey King Cake Baton Rouge
  5. Gambino’s – In New Orleans and around the world, Gambino’s Bakery is a household tradition that offers over sixty five years of experience with delicious baked goods.
    Gambino's King-Cake Baton Rouge

Honorable Mention:

Rouses – Rouses oval-shaped king cakes are made with our exclusive gourmet cinnamon dough, iced, and sprinkled with decorative sugars in the carnival colors of purple (for justice), green (for faith), and gold (for power).  Your choice of traditional or one of our tasty fillings. 

Baton Rouge King Cakes

Calandro’s King Cake– With over 50 flavors, you’re sure to find the perfect King Cake at Calandro’s, learn more in the video below!

            
Oak Point Fresh Market – You can stop by both Watson and Central to grab a specialty King Cake!! Baked fresh daily.
Oak Point Fresh Market King Cake

LeBlanc’s – Said to have bigger cakes with more filling, you can get your fresh Kings Cakes at all LeBlanc’s stores or have them shipped!
LeBlanc's King Cake Baton Rouge

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Alexander’s Highland Market

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Be sure to check out our complete Mardi Gras Guide with parade schedule, full list of King Cake locations, Mardi Gras tips for the family and more!
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Baton Rouge Mardi Gras Guide

Your guide to King Cakes in Baton Rouge and Beyond – 2017

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We have yet to ring in 2017 but King Cake season is just days away! It’s time to celebrate new beginnings and count down to more fun!  We’re sure you’ve noticed that King Cakes are popping up at your favorite local markets and bakeries are taking orders so we thought it best to kick off our 2017 guide to King Cakes in Baton Rouge.

On the Christian calendar, the 12th day after Christmas is celebrated as the date that the gift-bearing Magi visited the baby Jesus. This day, January 6, is known by several names, including “Epiphany”, “Twelfth Night”, or “Kings Day”. The King Cake is a traditional reenactment of Epiphany, the day the Magi arrived in Bethlehem and presented gifts to baby Jesus the twelfth night after his birth. “Epiphany cakes” are found throughout Europe–in England, it is known as a Twelfth Night cake, Roscón de reyes or rosca de reyes (kings’ ring) is a Spanish and Latin American King Cake pastry and in France, the King Cake is known as the Gteau De Rois. All very similar and all delicious!

King Cakes in Baton Rouge

There are numerous places to get King Cakes in Baton Rouge and a plethora of flavors to choose from… Traditional, Cream-cheese, Chocolate, Praline, Strawberry, Apple,  Raspberry to Bacon, Boudin and Maple! Below we’ve listed 25 places to get your King Cake fix in Baton Rouge and beyond. Check back at the end of the week to see the top 5 from the list via our Facebook poll!

Your guide to King Cakes in Baton Rouge and Beyond:

  1. Alexander’s – 18111 Highland Market Drive – Phone: 615-7800
  2. Ambrosia Bakery – 8546 Siegen Lane – Phone: 763-6489
  3. Another Piece of Cake – 14112 Greenwell Springs Rd. Central, LA Phone: 810-3377
  4. Baums – Florida Blvd Location 8046 Florida Blvd. Phone: 927-0760 – Perkins Road Location 10550 Perkins Rd. Phone: 767-4838
  5. Brew Ha Ha – 711 Jefferson Hwy Suite 2-A – Phone: 923-1923
  6. Cake Jewels – King Cake Balls – Phone: 337-0253
  7. Calandro’s – Government Street: 383-7815 • Perkins Road: 767-6659
  8. Cupcake Allie – 753 Perkins Road, Suite #6 Phone: 302-7096
  9. Daily Donut – Gonzales– 12503 Airline Hwy
  10. Dawn’s Sweet Tooth – 13623 Hooper Rd Ste A Central, Louisiana (225) 261-0090
  11. Gambino’s– 8646 Goodwood Blvd – Phone: 928-7000
  12. Gourmet Girls– 3025 Perkins Rd – Phone: 252-0999
  13. LeBlanc’s (Now Rouses}– 8 locations in Louisiana
  14. 11826 Coursey Blvd – Phone: 293-8115
  15. Mr. Ronnies– 216 Lee Dr, Ste D Phone: 223-6116
  16. My Sugar Belle– 5151 Plank Rd, Ste 42 Phone: 355-8080
  17. Nanette Mayhall Phone: 343-4530.
  18. Navarre’s Famous King Cakes – 31545 Highway 22 Springfield, Louisiana (225) 294-3438
  19. NY Bagel– 8342 Perkins Rd – Phone: 218-6070
  20. Oak Point Fresh Market – Watson and Central locations
  21. Ralphs– 15013 Hwy 44 Gonzales – 622-4044 – 6431 Hwy 44 (Pelican Point) Gonzales – 473-1004
  22. Randazzos– You can get your Baton Rouge Randazzo’s at Carnival Mart off Florida BLVD and at Capital City Crawfish!
  23. Rouses – Many locations (225) 448-0050
  24. Strands Cafe– 226 LAUREL ST.- Phone: 344-5346
  25. Thee Heavenly Donut– 17732 Highland Rd – 753.7711 5830 –  S. Sherwood Forest Blvd. – 368.0090 – 15507 Hwy 44 Gonzales – 622.7797
  26. Tiger Deaux-Nuts– 5162 Government St Phone: 421-1091

These are not the only places to find King Cake in the Baton Rouge area but this is a great start! If we have missed one of your favorites, please let us know. Check our Facebook page for King Cake giveaways and be sure to check back for our Mardi Gras Parade Guide, tomorrow!

Walmart Online Grocery Pickup Service in the Baton Rouge Area

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If there is one thing moms rarely look forward to, it’s grocery shopping. Time always seems to be an issue and if you go with kids in tow it can make for a longer, more expensive trip. Between kids, rushing through isles, standing in line and going back and forth for the three items you forgot… I think it’s safe to say most would opt for a grocery shopping fairy if they could. Well, now you can! There’s a new service in the Baton Rouge area that can make every grocery shopping woe disappear… Walmart Online Grocery Pickup Service!

Walmart shoppers are now able to order grocery items online and pick them up curbside at no additional charge at three Baton Rouge area stores, 308 N. Airline Highway in Gonzales; 904 S. Range Ave. in Denham Springs; and 17585 Airline Highway in Prairieville.

How Walmart Online Grocery Pickup Service Works

We recently tried the Walmart online grocery pickup service and it was quick, user-friendly and saved us money! It never fails, you can go into the grocery store prepared with a list in hand but you add 10 to 20 items that you forgot or impulse buy on the spot. The first thing I realized with ordering our groceries online was that I followed my list and only purchased what I needed, in turn, saving us money. When illness strikes or during busy seasons such as the holidays, this service is a priceless life saver! I found this out firsthand when I became ill last month and ended up home-bound for close to thirty days. LIFE-SAVER!

Walmart Online Grocery Pickup Service Baton Rouge

You can shop by searching for your items or shopping by department, with more than 30,000 items available for pickup, ranging from fresh produce and meat to canned goods and diapers.  Choose a day and time for pickup, pay for your items and your done. The Walmart Grocery interface is seamless, fast, easy. My entire online shopping experience took 30 minutes, saving me a ton of time! 

Specially trained Walmart employees go through your order and select items, including produce, they pick the freshest items – guaranteed, or your money back.

Once you arrive at Walmart you will see signs leading to the pickup area, park at the designated curbside pickup and call the number listed on the sign in front of your parking space.  When you call the number an employee will notify someone to bring and load your groceries for you. You never have to leave the comfort of your car. (Can I get an Amen!)

You can also use Online Grocery Mobile Check-in by downloading the “Walmart Grocery” app. The app will not show the store your exact location, but will let them know how many minutes away you are so they can prepare for your arrival.

What happens if they don’t have what you ordered?

Walmart will make substitutions for items that are unavailable on the day your order is packed unless you change your substitutions setting in My Account. In cases of expensive items such as electronics or items where features are very important, they will contact you by phone to describe alternatives and get your approval before they substitute that item. If they are unable to contact you, the unavailable item will be canceled. If you choose not to allow substitutions, any items that are not available will be left off of your order.

When I picked up our groceries the Walmart associates showed me the substitutions that were chosen and I was able to accept or decline them on the spot. Your order will not be charged to your card until you have signed and accepted your groceries.

Walmart Stores Offering Online Grocery in the Baton Rouge area:

Walmart Supercenter
308 N Airline Hwy
Gonzales, LA 70737

Walmart Supercenter
904 S Range Ave
Denham Springs, LA 70726

Walmart Supercenter
17585 Ailine Hwy
Prairieville, LA 70769

Ladies, it’s definitely worth a try and we have a coupon code to share that will take $10 off your first online order HERE! There’s still time to purchase the rest of your holiday goods, shop from the comfort of your home and get to clicking! 

Have you tried the service? Share your experience in the comments HERE.

Disclosure: This is a “sponsored post.” The company who sponsored it compensated BRM via a cash payment, gift, or giveaway. Opinions expressed herein are that of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of the sponsor.

Thin RedLine Project – Baton Rouge Spotlight

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“This is what it feels like to heard… It feels like being trapped inside a dark room with no windows or lights. There is a singular door locked from the outside. You scream but the room is soundproof; no one hears you. One day someone opens the door and the light rushes in, blinding you. Someone takes you by the hand and leads you. You look around and there’s a room full of people who you never knew were there and you know that you are seen, that you are heard, that you are not invisible.”

It has been my goal over the last few years to give people a platform to tell their stories, to be heard. When I brought the Listen to Your Mother show to Baton Rouge in 2015 I realized the enormity of the impact felt by those who were able to share their experiences with others. I have a very even left brain/right brain split so sometimes my creative energies are battling with my detail-oriented perfectionistic historian, but I knew there was something else in my heart that needed to be breathed to life.

After the tragic Summer of ’16 I found myself deeply saddened-as we all were- not only by the horrific events that had transpired, but also by the response of people around me to the suffering and pain felt by so many in our community. As men and women took to the street to protest what they understood to be injustice, thousands of angry folks flooded the internet with their opinions of them, and having read many of the comments you would have thought we were flashing back to the 1950s. I saw so many assumptions made about my black brothers and sisters regarding them being lazy or ignorant or dangerous. I remembered how Martin Luther King, Jr. was treated during the first Civil Rights movement and the awful hate speech that was poured against him and those who fought beside him. I checked that place in my heart that wanted to help people tell their truths, and a vision began.

Thin RedLine Project

I shared my vision with a high school friend who is very involved in the community to be sure that the idea would be respectful and never feel exploitative. Walter “Geno” McLaughlin jumped on-board and added his creativity, background and expertise, and within a month the Thin RedLine Project was born. He has been the perfect partner for this project and has elevated it in fresh and powerful ways. 

Thin RedLine Project

The name “Thin RedLine Project” comes from the act of redlining- the official practice of grouping black people into specific communities and then denying those same neighborhoods of resources, infrastructure, and investment. Though no longer officially sanctioned, the effects of decades of these practices and others like them are still felt strongly today. Many people feel that the realities of some African-Americans are solely a result of poor choices rather than a product of institutions and policies. But in fact, through systemic issues in our structures and laws we have created and maintained generations of inequality in a cycle that seems stuck on “repeat.

We all know that the mainstream media picks and chooses what stories to tell and sadly, they too often continue the false narrative that black people are inferior, less educated, criminal or come from broken families. We hope to shine a positive light on hard-working individuals, close-knit families, and creative souls- dispelling myths and crushing stereotypes. We also hope to help educate the public about the policies and practices like redlining and others that continue to hinder progress in certain communities.

We hope you will join us as we offer stories of hope to the world from across the Thin RedLine.

You can check out our website at thinredlineproject.com, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and nominate people or events to be featured by emailing meghanmatt@gmail.com.

You can read more about the Thin RedLine Project in this months 225 Magazine.

Thin RedLine Project

 

Weiler Plastic Surgery Christmas – {GIVEAWAY}

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Between the hustle and bustle of the holidays and the many things on your ever-growing to-do list, we think you deserve a little pampering. We want to help make your life a little smoother with hair-free legs, FOREVER! I am excited to announce: Weiler Plastic Surgery is teaming up with Baton Rouge Moms for an exclusive offer for Laser Hair Removal of the lower legs –that’s EIGHT whole sessions… {$2,800 VALUE!!}

What’s better? Each session only takes about 15 minutes out of your busy schedule to say “goodbye” to shaving those legs for good.

Baton Rouge Christmas

Laser hair removal is an energy-based laser treatment that provides permanent hair reduction for unwanted hair anywhere on the body. Laser hair removal is also effective in the treatment of Pseudofolliculitis barbae (razor bumps). At Weiler Plastic Surgery, Dr. Weiler utilizes The High Speed Lumenis LightSheer DUET. This laser hair removal equipment uses state-of-the-art diode lasers with vacuum-assist technology to remove unwanted hair and with greater speed and comfort than other methods. This laser hair removal procedure is able to safely treat men and women of all skin types and colors. It can also be used to treat a wide range of hair types from coarse to thin and from dark to light, laser hair removal can be used to provide silky smooth skin.

Weiler Plastic Surgery Clinic

Weiler Plastic Surgery clinic offers some of the latest, state-of-the-art plastic surgery equipment available today. Thier welcoming office not only features advanced equipment but you can assure that you will be greeted and assisted by their friendly, professional staff. If you would like to learn more about our facility and what we have to offer,  Weiler Plastic Surgery clinic offers complimentary consultation and give us a visit!

Dr. Jonathan Weiler

Dr. Jonathan Weiler, a native of New Orleans, is a plastic surgeon dedicated to providing quality patient opyare and surgical excellence to Baton Rouge, Hammond, Gonzales, and the surrounding North Shore community.

 

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4212 Bluebonnet Blvd. Suite A
Baton Rouge LA 70809
1-225-399-0004

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Give Baton Rouge – #GiveBR

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Baton Rouge Moms was created with the hope that we could find ways to collectively give back to the place we call home. Last year we started a new series “Baton Rouge Gives Back”, when many of you asked for ways to help and volunteer right here in our community. Today is Giving Tuesday #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that brings people together around the values of service and giving back to others, the perfect time to bring back our Baton Rouge Gives Back series!

Our local Giving Tuesday effort, “#GiveBR” Give Baton Rouge highlights 100 nonprofit organizations who uplift and strengthen our community. As part of our series, we will be hosting a “#GiveBR” takeover across our website and our social media platforms. Throughout the day, we will highlight some of the organizations taking part in this year’s “#GiveBR”. You can also go to GiveBR.org to learn more about the participating organizations!

Give Baton Rouge “#GiveBR” is an online giving event that encourages those who love Greater Baton Rouge-whether near or far- to support the nonprofit organizations who uplift and strengthen our community. #GiveBR is held on Tuesday, November 29th, which is also the National Day of Giving, #GivingTuesday.  

Give Baton Rouge

This holiday season and throughout the year we can make a difference right here at home by giving and or volunteering.  There are over 100 nonprofit organizations to support in the Baton Rouge area. Make it a family effort, go through the list of organizations and ask the kids who they would like to support and why. There is no better way to teach our children that we value our community and our neighbors than by giving back as a family.

Collectively, we can strive to make a difference in the lives of those in need; our efforts will in turn help create a stronger, healthier Baton Rouge for all! Join your neighbors today and become part of a growing tradition of helping and giving. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to learn more about this year’s Give Baton Rouge participants!

List of Participating Give Baton Rouge Organizations

 
Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area
  Anna’s Grace Foundation
Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre
 Baton Rouge Blues Foundation
 Baton Rouge Epicurean Society
Baton Rouge General Foundation
 Baton Rouge Wheelchair Tennis Association
Beat The Streets
Big Buddy Program
 Bike Baton Rouge
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Baton Rouge
 Big River Economic and Agricultural Development Alliance (BREADA)
Cajun Relief Foundation 
 Cancer Services
Capital Area CASA Association
Capital Area United Way
Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX)
 Child Evangelism Fellowship of Louisiana
City Year Baton Rouge
Companion Animal Alliance
Crisis Intervention Center
Diocese of Baton Rouge Program for Exceptional Students
 Downtown Business Association
 Epilepsy Foundation Louisiana
Face to Face Enrichment Center
Families Helping Families of Greater Baton Rouge, Inc.
Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge
Forum 35 
Foundation for Historical Louisiana
Foundation for East Baton Rouge School System
 Friends of the Animals BR
 Friends of the Louisiana Museum of Natural History Foundation
 GaitWay Therapeutic Horsemanship
 Gardere Community Christian School
 Gardere Initiative
  Gateway Transition Center
Girl Scouts Louisiana East
Girls on the Run South Louisiana
 Gloryland Educational Research Center
Grief Recovery Center
  H.O.P.E. Ministry of Pointe Coupee
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge
Heritage Ranch Christian Children’s Home
HOPE Ministries of Baton Rouge
  LATAN (Louisiana Assistive Technology Access Network)
 Launch
Lexlee’s Kids, Inc.
 Lighthouse Louisiana
 Louisiana Youth Leadership Seminar Corp (HOBY)  
 Louisiana Architectural Foundation
Louisiana Area Women in Ministry
 Louisiana Art & Science Museum
Louisiana MOWW Patriotic Education Foundation
Louisiana Partnership for Children and Families
 Louisiana Wildlife Federation
  LouisianaChildren.org
LSU Museum of Art
 Manners of the Heart
 Manship Theatre
Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
Mental Health Association for Greater Baton Rouge
Metromorphosis
 Mid City Redevelopment Alliance
 New Venture Theatre
O’Brien House
 Open Health Care Clinic
 Opera Louisiane, Inc.
 Playmakers of Baton Rouge
Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana
 Rebuild Livingston
Red Stick German Shepherd Rescue
Red Stick Project
Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response (STAR)
 Southeast Louisiana Legal Services
St. Elizabeth Foundation
 Stand for Children Louisiana
Susan G. Komen Baton Rouge
 Swine Palace
 The Capital Area Animal Welfare Society (CAAWS)
The Emerge Center
 The Life of A Single Mom
The Salvation Army of Greater Baton Rouge
 The Walls Project
 Theatre Baton Rouge
U.S. Green Building Council Louisiana Chapter
Up Alliance
UpLIFTD
 Women’s Council of GBR
 Yelp! Baton Rouge
 YMCA of the Capital Area
 YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge