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Are Dumplings Toxic? A Pediatrician Weighs in on the Viral Squishies
Are Dumplings Toxic? A Pediatrician Weighs in on the Viral Squishies If you’ve spent a chunk of your summer hunting for dumplings, NeeDohs and other viral squishies, you’re not alone. They’re Gen Alpha’s Beanie Babies or Pokemon cards, but they’re quickly getting a...
Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak: Where to Find More Information
Health Update for Michigan Families about the Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is currently investigating an outbreak of cyclospora (cyclosporiasis) across the state and GLAMoms found some information along with...
Sunscreen for Kids: Everything You Need to Know
Sunscreen for kids is one of those necessary evils every parent deals with in summer. Most kids will whine or try to wriggle their way out of it, making it feel like you’re trying to put sunscreen on a wild animal instead of a kid. Plus, trying to decide which...
How To Pack For: The Amusement Park
Parents are planners by necessity, but even the most organized mom has arrived somewhere only to realize she forgot that one thing she really needs. Being properly prepared can make or break an entire day, and that’s more true during summer than any time. That’s why...
Local Business Love: Meet Katie Romant of KR Concierge Services
Local Business Love: Meet Katie Romant of KR Concierge Services There are people who make a community feel like home — and then there are people like Katie Romant, who make it feel supported, connected, and cared for. Born and raised in Birmingham, Katie is now...
Downtown Birmingham Patios
Patio season has officially arrived in Birmingham, and there’s no better time to get outside, grab a drink, and enjoy the sunshine. Whether you’re planning a moms’ night out, a date night, or an easy dinner with the kids, downtown Birmingham has some of the...
Family Travel Guide to Martha’s Vineyard
There is something magical about a family trip to Martha’s Vineyard. From the salty ocean air, to s’mores after dinner… it’s an opportunity to build memories that will last forever! Below, Stefanie with Stamford Moms is sharing a Family Travel Guide to Martha’s...
Easy Summer Mocktails for Kids (and a Mom Version Too)”
5 Easy Summer Mocktails for Kids (and a Mom Version Too) With warm weather officially here, it’s the perfect time to mix up something fun, refreshing, and kid‑approved. These simple summer mocktails take just a few minutes and make hot days feel a little more special....
A New Medspa for Moms Is Opening Near Birmingham — And It’s All About Education First
There’s a new medspa in Metro Detroit that feels a little different — and as a mom, I immediately loved the why behind it. Reflection Theory Medspa was founded by Hadassah Friedman, RN, a former labor and delivery nurse who understands firsthand how much women’s...
From Burnout to Balance: A Conversation with Beth Brissette
Between careers, parenting, and the day-to-day mental load, so many women become the one everyone relies on—often operating in a constant state of “on.” Over time, that chronic responsibility can take a toll, leaving little space to reconnect with themselves. We spoke...
How to Build Resilience in Kids!
Life isn’t easy, and as parents, one of our biggest priorities is to raise kids that can bounce back from disappointments big and small. From toddlers to teenagers, how can we build resilience in our kids—so they can pick themselves up when we aren’t there to do it?...
Sephora vs Target Sunscreen… mom edition
Because spring break is coming and I refuse to:❌ fight my kids to put it on❌ look like a ghost❌ or spend $$$ on something that sits in the beach bag Here’s the breakdown: SEPHORA (she’s luxe, she’s glowing) Supergoop! Play Time SPF Set · $60.00 Supergoop! PLAY SPF...
Spring in New York: Ideas and Itineraries
The sun streams through the clouds in Central Park. Joggers running around the Reservoir trade leggings for shorts. Sweaters are tied at the waist during lunchtime strolls to the Boathouse. Now that spring has sprung and the Northeast slowly warms up, there’s no...
The New Food Pyramid: A Registered Dietician & Mom Weighs In
Credit: MyPlate.Gov Recently, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released an updated food pyramid (shown above). The focus? Protein, dairy and healthy fats are emphasized the most, with a smaller recommended amount of grains (and within that, a focus on whole grains)....
☕ Where Birmingham Moms Go for a Quiet Coffee (Alone or With a Friend)
Sometimes the most therapeutic thing isn’t a full spa day. It’s sitting somewhere no one is asking you for snacks. It’s a warm latte.A corner table.Thirty quiet minutes before heading back into real life. If you’re in Birmingham or Bloomfield Hills and craving a...
2026 Nail Trends to Try
Getting your nails done (or even doing them yourself) is just one of those small acts of self-care that can make you feel like a human—instead of just a mom. Every time you look down, you feel just a little more put together. Here are some of the tips and trends the...
5 Tips for a Fun Family Game Night
Winter is upon us, and that brings an opportunity for cozy nights in. Family game night is a wonderful tradition to start this year—and according to experts, family traditions can foster closeness and security for your crew. If you’re thinking about getting your game...
Meet the heart behind Reset & Rise, Katie Tucker
Motherhood has a way of reshaping how we see the world—and for today’s featured mom, it’s also shaped how she shows up in her work as a therapist. As a mom of two young boys, she brings deep empathy, patience, and a profound respect for big feelings (even the...
10 Sweet Classroom Valentine’s That Aren’t Candy
Whether your school doesn’t allow candy or you’re just trying to give fellow parents a break from policing party treats, we love a good non-candy valentine’s option. Below, we’ve rounded up 10 for kids of all ages that aren’t candy. Order them early to be sure...
10 Screen-Free Activities Kids Will Love!
Winter with kids can be tough. Short days and colder weather can keep us inside, and being cooped up too long with small kids can lead to tantrums, messes and other general destruction and mayhem. Around the middle of January is when the sheen of new holiday...