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Social Media and Our Children
A Whole New World...
Growing up, I hated hearing my parents’ comparison between my generation and theirs. The answer to my complaints about my teenage...
My Life as a Mom in Recovery from a Substance Use Disorder
Being a woman in long-term recovery from a Substance Use Disorder since May 27, 2007, means I have been drug and alcohol-free for over...
3 Ways to Manage Your Child’s Food Allergies During the Holidays
Becoming a savvy food allergy parent didn't happen overnight.
Navigating my six-year-old son’s food and environmental allergies has been a continuous learning process. After his...
What Your OBGYN Wishes You Would and Wouldn’t Do After Giving Birth
Richmond Moms Blog is honored to share this guest post from Shannon Brim, M.D. at Virginia Physicians for Women.
Having a baby is an exciting time!
There are...
College Planning? It’s Never Too Early. Really.
Some years ago, there was a TV commercial from an auto garage with the slug line:
“You can pay me now or pay me later.”
The...
Help Your Children Navigate the Scary Things
Halloween is over, but scary movies, TV shows, books, and activities are year-round. Julie Best Wilcox, LCSW at Thriveworks Counseling and Life Coaching in Chesterfield,...
Sisters Joined in the Bond of Motherhood, May I?
We are honored to share this guest post today from Richmond mom, Kerin Morgan.
May I touch on the discussions and questions surrounding the topics...
Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby!
Can we be honest with each other? I'm a little over all the blog posts, magazine articles, and even podcasts telling me that this...
“But I’m a Therapist!” The Beast That Is Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
“Tonight I stood next to my daughter’s crib as tears started to build up. How could something so innocent, so beautiful, so wanted, bring...
Our Son, Carter :: Kelli and Matt’s Story
Our son, Carter, was born at 26 weeks due to complications from preeclampsia.
Despite his very weak lungs, pulmonary hypertension, and too many other complications...