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This is my first Mother's Day with the New Mom's Survival Guide - "Don't Rock That Baby!". I'm so excited. I will have a blitz tour in Baton Rouge the two weekends before Mother's Day and will be featured in our local Parents Magazine. I'm excited. Stay tuned ...

Ann
The Sharmooz

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My company is approaching a mile stone and taking it the next level. I have been preparing for the Business Launch Social. It will be a great event and will support a local Cancer Survival Group - Sisters Supporting Sisters (an affiliate of Sisters Network, Inc.)

Marketing and PR plays an important role in developing and growing a brand name for your endeavors. Thank to every… Continue

As I'm organizing my office, scheduling the week and I am packaging a donation to an event (child's size satin head wrap for cancer patients) ... it hit me. I received a twitter this morning to help donate to a cancer event. This is a part of my new business plan, but I would like to challenge every one to give of themselves every Monday. It can be a charitable donation to your favorite charity, a phone call to a long lost friend, someone who lost their job, or time at your place of worship.

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Hi Fellow Bloggers,

In the midst of securing another boutique to sell my book (submitted invoice and immediately received payment), finalizing place for my new web boutique launch party, checking with sewing contractor on the next Sharmooz order, and lastly finishing visit to secure new caretakers for my youngest child - my cell phone begin to ring off the hook. My day… Continue

This is an important decision that every mom must encounter at some point. This can happen as early as two months or at 5 years, but the anxiety of leaving someone else in charge and care of the person that calls you mom is daunting. Many have the fortunate experience of family support, while others rely solely on themselves and/or spouses. Whatever the situation, responsibility of and individual to care for your child while you're at work (in or outside of the home) is important.

Being a mom i… Continue