I blog about what's on my mind at the moment--getting my children to turn off the TV and get out the playdough, a good pot of soup, my latest sewing project, or how my two year-old pulled my knitting off its needles while my four year-old was wrapping presents in her room with my roll of aluminum foil...you just never know.
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Tired of working her tail off for a big corporation, Cheryl decided to follow her life-long dream and ventured out on her own and created Cherella, an inspiring line of clothing for women.
To celebrate Mother’s Day the TodaysMama staff shares the little life lessons that we learned from the women who helped make us who we are today – our Mamas.
Pamela wanted to lose weight - 100 pounds to be exact. See how she got started, shed the weight and continues to motivate others by blogging at Will Run For Cake, in our latest Dream Big.
As a neuroscience graduate student Avis decided that the growth of her family would help form her professional career. See how she strives to stay sharp and achieve a good balance between work and life in our latest Dream Big.
“Work From Home” - A great idea in theory, but sometimes tough in practice. For our latest MamaVoices article, we’ve asked WAHM’s for their tips for working at home (plus a few dirty little secrets).
Jenny’s 20 year career in social work gave her a unique appreciation for the compelling life stories of ordinary people. At 42 years old, Jenny returned to school to follow her new passion – documentary filmmaking. Her film, Kick Like a Girl, made a huge impression on the TodaysMama staff - see what keeps this inspiring woman going in our latest Dream Big profile.
My wife, Lael, and I had repeatedly been cautioned by our experienced friends to expect severe, relationship-altering sleep loss after the birth of our daughter. The truth was, though, that we looked forward to the challenge.
Making sure that my three perennially uncooperative children are dressed, that their lunches and snacks are crammed into their backpacks and that they get to the school bus on time.
