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motherhood
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Orlando Mom-Owned Biz: Anything is Posh Able
Paula Wyatt is everywhere. You have likely attended an event put on by Anything is Posh Able, whether you know her personally or not. I like to say they reflect…
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Self-Care: Reclaim Your Creativity
The phrase self-care is everywhere. Getting a manicure? Brunch with the besties? Couple’s massage? Self-care! There is no one way to fill your tank. If self-care means you want to…
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Orlando Mom-Owned Biz: Farm & Haus
When you meet Brittany Lyne, you can’t help but be curious as to what is hidden behind her sweet, almost soft spoken smile. Turns out, what is hidden is a…
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Guest Author: How to build a mom-tribe in Orlando
By: Lindsay Chamberlin You might recognize Lindsay Chamberlin as the witty, belly-laugh inducing mama behind Confessions of a College Park Mom, a longstanding column in The Community Paper. Outside of…
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Honoring the Mothers of Gynecology
Rosa Parks. Harriet Tubman. Maya Angelou. These are the remarkable women so often remembered during Black History Month. But this month, let’s draw our focus on the women whose lives…
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Anne Campbell, Functional Fit Club
Anne Campbell is one of the most no-nonsense people I have ever met. Her drive and resolve are admirable, not to speak of her faith, which leads all aspects of…
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Orlando Mom-Owned Biz: Frankly Pelvic
Kelly is welcoming in the most familiar way. Instantly, you know she is exactly who she seems, whether in a professional or personal setting. This makes it incredibly easy to…
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What I’d Gift My Bestie If She Was Having A Baby
We all love baby showers, right? Guessing games on food, names, poop candy bars. It’s the only time you’ll gather together and use twine to estimate how wide someone’s waistline,…
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New Year’s Resolutions: I Don’t Schedule Change
I don’t believe in new year’s resolutions. There, I said it. I’m feeling PTSD going into this 2024 for many reasons. Being bombarded by headlines about the best new year’s…
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Things that make you feel normal as a mom.
For me there are no truer memes for motherhood than the ones about the mom who hasn’t showered in way too many days and has half a bottle of dry…
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