Sarah
I am Mom to two beautiful, sassy little girls; Nora & Meredith. It was only after becoming a mother that I really started to appreciate how lucky we are to live in this Southwest Ohio, surrounded by amazing green space, culture, history, sports, and the arts. I love using all aspects of Cincinnati (Dayton and NKY too if I am being honest) as a playground for my kids and myself. I often drag my friends and family from the East side to the West side in search of another new and exciting adventure.
Happy Thanksgiving Dayton Mamas!
The Dayton Moms Blog team is taking a break to spend the holiday weekend with our families and we truly hope you are able to do the same! We will resume posting new, original...
At the Manger: A Great Way to Start the Christmas Season
Looking for a FREE, indoor FAMILY event Thanksgiving weekend?
On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, once the turkey is eaten on Thursday and shopping is done on Friday, round up the whole family and head out...
I Know My Children Better than You Do
Last night my husband and I took our girls to the Halloween Haunt at Kings Island. We go every year and it's become a family tradition. My husband and I both thoroughly enjoy Halloween...
Fall Feeding Frenzy: Candies and Apples and Caramels…oh my!
Who would have thought that there was so much science and reasoning behind those annoying food behaviors in our kids? Our guest blogger today is here to teach us all about just that!
Crunchies
Apples are...
Fight Like a Mother: Stand Strong Against Breast Cancer
Nothing prepares you for losing your hair – ALL your hair. At the same time, your skin becomes incredibly dry and sensitive. You’re pale. Your nails are peeling and breaking so easily. And you’re...
The Faces of Dayton Moms Blog: Part Three
We are so excited to begin telling you about all of the changes you will be seeing here at Dayton Moms Blog in the next few months. New resources! New content! New writers! New...
The Claustrophobic Mother
I am claustrophobic. I think I always have been a little bit, but it's gotten worse as I have gotten older. It's not so bad that it's debilitating, but it does impact me in...