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October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month; when we recognize and remember the twenty-five percent of pregnancies that do not go full-term, and the babies who were taken from us far too soon.
We remember and we feel the loss of our children. It...
As the days become shorter and the air cooler, we are daydreaming of over-sized sweaters and boots; while our children are planning Halloween costumes and jack-o-lantern designs. An annual trip to the pumpkin patch is a family must and one that we look forward to all year. Below, we have compiled a list of everything fall and pumpkin patches in + around mid-Michigan.
The birth of my second child was nowhere near the same as the birth of my first! I know so many moms can relate.
My second son came into the world fast and furious. Adding to this, I was in...
My boys love Historical fiction, and this last year they have been reading the Choose Your Own Adventure version of the Oregon Trail books. As a family, we were going to a wedding out west and decided to hit...
To our hopeful, expecting, and new parents, we are thrilled to be bringing our Baby Sprinkle event back!
Baby Sprinkle is a 100% free, virtual event taking place in the Baby Sprinkle Facebook Event from September 12th-16th. This will allow...
National Grandparents Day is this Sunday, September 11th
A designated day each year to show Grandparents {by blood or otherwise} how much we love and appreciate them!
If you're lucky enough to have some awesome Grandparents in your life and that...
We have been participating in the 4-H fair for a couple of years now. Our entire family benefits from the fun and learning!
We don't do the animal side, although my kids would love to! I'm just not ready...
Recently, Mid-Michigan Moms had the opportunity to partner with MICHIGAN GROWN, MICHIGAN GREAT®! Not only did we sit down and chat with this wonderful, local organization, but we had the pleasure of attending the lovely Down on MI Farm...
I pinky promise that I almost never give out unsolicited advice or make requests or ask {tell} others what to do, but please, stop bringing your sick kids. Stop bringing them to school. Stop bringing them to the park. Stop bringing them to the outdoor family reunion in mid-August with a heat index of 97. Just. Please. Stop.
