In every newborn’s room at Brigid’s Path, you’ll find a heart. Helping is at the heart of the organization’s mission – one of the first of its kind in the nation to provide inpatient care for infants who were exposed to drugs in the womb. According to the Ohio Department of Health, from 2011-2015, there […]
Anyone who has kids has experienced the dreaded tantrum. I don’t think any parent has ever been blessed with a child who hasn’t had at least one…right? My three year old really is a very well behaved kid. She has a stubborn streak and likes to pick on her older sister (she gets it from […]
Very dear to the heart of this Dayton Mom Blogger is the New Life Clinic. Nestled right in the center of the town of Wilmington, OH is this amazing place that offers hope and help to so many. The facility is right across the street from the Clinton county courthouse and it is beautiful inside. […]
Before you go jumping to conclusions, no, I did not recently join a nudist colony. Not to offend any of our potential nudist readers, but that’s just not really my thing. Not even if you had asked me two babies ago. In fact, I’ve always been pretty into fashion. I love the idea of self-expression. […]
The day I had to go back to work after my 12-week maternity leave from my son’s birth was one day I wish never to repeat again. It was a Monday, and Halloween night, so I had something very exciting to look forward to after work. But the idea of leaving my son alone with […]
Each March we celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. But March is also Social Worker Month. The National Association of Social Workers has set this years theme as Advocates, Champions, and Leaders. This month is important to myself, in that I have worked in the social services field for over a decade. My role has been to […]
As I approach my return to work after being off on maternity leave for 9 weeks, I have realized that although I’m ready to get back into my normal routine with my newborn now included in it, making it my “new normal”, I am also feeling really rusty on how to go about daily life […]
The mamas and little ones in the Dayton area are very close to our heart here at Dayton Mom’s Blog. And when someone is hurting we want them to feel safe and be protected. We want them to have the knowledge and resources needed to make it on their own. For this reason, I have chosen […]
As a mom, we all have some scars. Whether it’s the stretch marks from our pregnancies or the healed cut of a C-section, we’ve learned to live with them. Some have been expected and others have come from trials. Most times we become proud of them. We know they have made us into who we […]
As a new mom, I’m learning quickly. I’m learning the days of having a clean house and finished to-do-list are over. I’m learning how to survive on no sleep and ways to style wet hair. I’m learning how to balance: balance my marriage, balance my career, balance my housework. Most of these were on the […]
I am lucky enough to have a job where I can drop my son off at school before heading into work. But there are some days where I really could use a helping hand from one of the other mamas who are dropping their kiddos off, too. Let’s set the scene. It’s pouring rain and […]
Let me tell you a secret. I’m about to be vulnerable and share a secret about myself that not many people know. As you read about this secret, so do some of my family members and friends that will be hearing this information for the first time. Why is it a secret? Because it deals […]
This month’s edition of the Dayton Dozen is sponsored by our friends at Goldfish Swim School in honor of National Water Safety Month. Goldfish Swim School is devoted to WATER Safety Awareness and work to keep families (especially toddlers) safe in and around the water. Specifically, instructors use integrity, compassion and trust to teach kids […]
Time is money, people! Whether you are a ladder climbing career woman or a full time stay at home mama, time is money. And no one wants to waste their time and money on cleaning or organizing. I mean, we all want a clean house. It’s also safe to say we all want a functional […]
