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The other day, a friend and I went walking in our neighborhood and came upon a mom pushing her six month-old baby in a stroller. Neither of us know this woman well, but we see her walking her baby often. And our brief encounters always lead to small talk about babies, and of course the speed at which her little guy has grown. Since this is not her first child, she has mentioned more than once how quickly time moves, especially after round one. Once she walked away, my friend

You’ve taken down the jack-o-lanterns, snuck more than your share of the kid’s Halloween candy, and finally started unpacking those fall sweaters. Ah, yes…it’s November! The heart of fall y’all. A month full of family time and Thanksgiving before the winter holiday craziness begins. A time to pause ahead of all the shopping lists and party invites. This is the sweet spot before we begin to lose sight of what the holidays are all about. Right? Or, is it? Have you been inside o

When reminiscing about childhood, who doesn’t put Halloween at the top of their list of favorite holiday memories? Dressing up in a costume and running around the neighborhood collecting bags full of candy is as good as it gets. And, as moms, all we want is for our children to enjoy all of the same types of idyllic experiences that we had growing up. But, if you are raising a son or daughter with a medical issue that impacts his or her relationship with food, these nostalgic