TodaysMama

Reese Dixon comes to us from golden California and the sharp mind of Tresa. Crafter, writer, intellectual, and mother to a beautiful son, Atti, that lives with cerebral palsy. If you’re a special needs mom you’ll identify with the milestones and hard work that mark Tresa’s tales.

Reese Dixon

Recent Posts

• Pistachio Lemon Bars with Gingersnap Crust
• Year of Pleasures – Great Tools
• Mother’s Day without a mother
• Telling Atti about his disability
• What I’m Eating: Hard Boiled Egg

Baking Bites is a site for those who love food – specifically baking, as you should be able to tell from the name! It’s also a source of baking tips and advice, food news, reviews, discussions and inspiration – all in addition to the recipes, of course.

Do yourself a favor during naptime and take your laptop and go to the farthest corner of your house to read Tiffany’s blog. The Would Be Writers Guild is so funny and so well-written that you’ll find yourself LOL-ing all over the place.

Just some helpful little tidbits of advice for those looking for childcare, plus some random funny stories from our interactions with great kids around the Greater Seattle area.

We’re having crazy fun with Maggie’s Smashed Peas and Carrots! She inspires us to craft, sew, and make some tasty things this weekend.

In my mind, nothing symbolizes the true essence of LOVE, better than the 80′s. Who can deny that the 80′s produced some of the best love stories & songs ever?

We “get real” in the kitchen at Real Mom Kitchen with easy recipes that can be made with ingredients you have on hand shared by Laura a busy mom of 3 children.

Just ordinary, hence the name of the blog. This York County woman loves to sew, bake and decorate around the house, but she’s also very frugal. She always finds a cheaper and easier way to do everything. At the request of my former co-workers, she started posting on this blog to share her tips with [...]

Mary Hunt is a speaker, writer and business developer for sustainable products in the women’s market. She trusts in “Purse String Theory” because women determine over 80% of all consumer buying. Her blog aims to help women purchase and promote fully sustainable products, thereby redirecting the business climate and cooling down the global climate.

Food blogs are a phenomenon and a favorite of the TodaysMama staff. Our featured blog this week is FoodieView. The good folks at FoodieView scour the web in search of good food so you don’t have to. Sweet.

I’m a Canadian working mom of two preschool boys, with a third baby on the way. Sometimes profound, often witty, always verbose. Come join the conversation!