Liz B. Baker
Liz came to the RVA to study hot and cold glass and ceramic art at VCU. Since then, Liz has worked in marketing and digital consulting for several Fortune 500 companies and was a DJ and morning show co-host at a local radio station. She is now the Communications Pastor at Bon Air Baptist Church and is the owner of arichmondoriginal.com. Liz and her husband Dan live in Bon Air with their two children.
“The Tiniest Babies Need the Most Experienced Team”
"The only Level III Neonatal ICU in the area with a neonatologist onsite 24/7."
I was reading up about Henrico Doctors' Hospital's reputation when I read that sentence. It sounded impressive. But I wondered, "What...
It’s National Iced Tea Day! Make Iced Tea Like a Pro!
Ladybug, you live in the South. Summer's here. Things are warming up. It’s going to be hot. And you know that nothing quenches your thirst better than a tall, sparkling cup of iced tea....
National Doughnut Day :: My RVA Doughnut Playlist
It used to be a cold hard truth that we didn't have any cool, local doughnut joints in Bon Air. We had grocery store doughnuts and there was a Dunkin' Donuts not too far...
The Simple Strategy That Helped Me Stop Yelling at My Kids
Have you ever asked your child to do something simple, easy, or routine only for them to respond in a whiny, demanding, or dismissive way? Of course, you have! And if you haven't reached...
Reading to Your Kids Gives Them an Unfair Advantage
"I don’t think parents reading their children bedtime stories should constantly have in their minds the way that they are unfairly disadvantaging other people’s children, but I think they should have that thought occasionally....
19 Last-minute, Family-friendly April Fools’ Day Pranks
It's time for April Fools' Day, and I don't want you to miss this opportunity to have some fun with your kids.
Assuming that you haven't already spent hours planning an elaborate April Fool's Day...
The #1 Thing to Do in Richmond Your Kids Will Remember for a Lifetime
You've heard the wise advice: "Spend your money on experiences and not things." We outgrow things. Things break. Things collect dust. Instead, find things to do with your family to build memories. Memories last.
It's...