Bleach is “mouthwash” – Laundry tips
Here’s a recent national column I wrote – thought it was timely as we’re all considering spring cleaning! High Efficiency Washer Tips from Dr. Laundry Bleach is “mouthwash” for your […]
Hail to Mom-in-Chief!!!
When I saw the title, “Mom-in-Chief” on the soon-to-be-released parenting bookshelf, I couldn’t wait to meet the author who sub-titled her book, “How Wisdom from the Workplace Can Save Your […]
President’s Day Tech Fun
Saw this adorable and very educational photo that Geek Squad just posted on Flickr. Anything but geeky, it shows technological innovation through the years and presidencies. Check it out! Interesting […]
Inaugurating Hope for Kids
As the 44th President took oath among the seas of people crowding the Mall, it was a moment in history no doubt. As a D.C.-based Mom and Mommy Blogger, it […]
Post-Election Biz for Moms
I’d be remiss not blogging about the election this week. Even though I’m far from a political expert, politics have touched my life in many personal ways. I live near […]
Halloween Safety, Non-Holey Teeth, and Free Yogurt (promise!)
The latest Census information estimates that more than 36 million kids go trick-or-treating each year and that more than 790 million pounds of pumpkins are produced annually; and that there […]
Halloween Candy – Nutrition Tips
I know, the title sounds like a mistake, but actually, the recent newsletter, “Mindful Morsels” from local Psychology of Eating Expert and Mom Since 2001, Karen Schachter, seems especially timely […]
Knowing Pains: Women on Love, Sex and Work in Our 40s
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and what a perfect time to announce this latest venture. I had the honor of contributing and publishing an essay in a new book […]
The Business of School Lunches
I recently published a guest article on Psychology of Eating Expert Karen Schachter’s Newsletter, and thought I’d share it with moms at “the lounge” – enjoy! The Business of School […]
More Tips for Picky Eaters – Guest Post
Karen Schachter, local nutritionist and Mom Since 2001, highlighted 5 ways to begin to address picky eating: “crowding out” less healthy choices with healthier ones; having good food available (and […]