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Today we hear from Sarina, a Life and Career Coach who conducts Healing Birth Trauma workshops throughout the Twin Cities. Sarina is a mother to two living children. The following testimony touches upon the loss she and her husband experienced wit...
Yes, I know, we normally save 'Happy New Year' for December 31st, but to me September has its own lot of new beginnings. New school year, new friends, new opportunities, new notebooks - oh how I love a blank notebook! A blank slate just waiting fo...
I completely relate to this. It's the same with being a WAHM. People think it's the best of "both worlds" but it isn't. It's tough to balance the two. Thanks for posting this.
I am on a quick lunch break at work, found your post , & am getting choked up.
Not because I feel pity, but because I feel empowerment knowing Mom's like you are working tirelessly to be their child's advocate, and educating all our children on s...
Susan is the mother of 5 who runs a successful swimming school business with her husband. Following is her perspective on being a part-time working mother, in other words, conceptually having the best of both worlds.
Do you find it easy or diffic...
Thank you for your beautiful advice.
Hi TwitterMoms! I'm Jean - that person in the photo on Stacey's blog. Thanks so much for your kind words in the comments section. Stacey encouraged me to join TwitterMoms after the positive replies to my interview. Buddy is truly a wonderful boy w...
A child can always teach an adult three things:
To be happy for no reason
To always be busy with something and
To know how to demand with all his might that which he deserves
I am also the parent of a child with autism and agree that one of the best things you can do as a mom is to network with other moms who are in a similar situation. Last spring I started a foundation called the Autism Science Foundation to raise mo...
I wrote a blog post on "Child care options for children with disabilities "
http://blog.nannies4hire.com/http:/blog/nannies4hire.com/child-care-options-for-children-with-disabilities/66
A lovely article & interview. I also have a son who is a "high functioning autistic," though he does have special needs classes. It's been difficult finding teachers & even doctors who understand his condition & treat/teach appropriately, for the ...
Thank you for you nice comments. The credit for the post goes to Jean and her son 'Buddy' who are pictured above. She does sound like an amazing mom and a true advocate for her family. I really enjoyed her interview as well.
Stacey, you sound like an amazing mother and advocate for your son and family. Thanks for educating all of us!
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- What is your blog link?
- http://www.newmominc.blogspot.com
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://twitter.com/mnnewmom
- A little about yourself...
- I have three fantastic and energetic little ones and am contemplating a fourth. Happily married to a pilot. We also have a furry family member, Auzzie the Rottweiler; best dog in the world.
I started NewMom, Inc. 4 years ago and am still wondering what I've gotten myself into.
You can follow me on Twitter too - www.twitter.com/MNNewMom
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- I love quotes; mom, kids, life. Daily incidences. Blog updates, etc.
- What are your areas of interest?
- mommyhood, business, blogging, social media, twitter, travel, fashion and beauty, fitness, wine
STACEY's Blog
A Mom's Perspective... Loss.
Today we hear from Sarina, a Life and Career Coach who conducts Healing Birth Trauma workshops throughout the Twin Cities. Sarina is a mother to two living children. The following testimony touches upon the loss she and her husband experienced with her first pregnancy. Sarina resides in Minneapolis.
*At what point did you experience your loss?
My first child, a boy - Aiden Bennett, was born still at 26 weeks.
*How did you cope?
I felt after losing him that my whole world had turned upside do… Continue
*At what point did you experience your loss?
My first child, a boy - Aiden Bennett, was born still at 26 weeks.
*How did you cope?
I felt after losing him that my whole world had turned upside do… Continue
Posted on November 3, 2009 at 6:10pm —
Happy New Year and a Mom's Perspective... Exercise
Yes, I know, we normally save 'Happy New Year' for December 31st, but to me September has its own lot of new beginnings. New school year, new friends, new opportunities, new notebooks - oh how I love a blank notebook! A blank slate just waiting for you to give it meaning.
As a mom of a kindergartner, I feel… Continue
As a mom of a kindergartner, I feel… Continue
Posted on September 10, 2009 at 1:50pm —
A Mom's Perspective...Working Part-Time
Susan is the mother of 5 who runs a successful swimming school business with her husband. Following is her perspective on being a part-time working mother, in other words, conceptually having the best of both worlds.
Do you find it easy or difficult to balance between career and home?
The ability to balance both career and home for me completely depends on the schedule I have for work. If I can smoothly arrange to be at work and the kids safely taken care of either at school or care prov… Continue
Do you find it easy or difficult to balance between career and home?
The ability to balance both career and home for me completely depends on the schedule I have for work. If I can smoothly arrange to be at work and the kids safely taken care of either at school or care prov… Continue
Posted on August 27, 2009 at 8:45am — 1 Comment
Life Lessons
A child can always teach an adult three things:
To be happy for no reason
To always be busy with something and
To know how to demand with all his might that which he deserves
To be happy for no reason
To always be busy with something and
To know how to demand with all his might that which he deserves
Posted on August 17, 2009 at 7:47pm —
A Mom's Perspective.. Autism
A Mom's Perspective...
My son “Buddy” has high-functioning autism. He is considered high-functioning because he’s not in a special classroom and is able to perform basic functions and is verbal. If you met him you would never believe he had any special needs, but as many families with a special needs child would say, come to my house some night and see how it’s different. Buddy also lives with ADHD, anxiety, asthma, allergies, reflux, and a language processing disorder. If we had the time, I co… Continue
My son “Buddy” has high-functioning autism. He is considered high-functioning because he’s not in a special classroom and is able to perform basic functions and is verbal. If you met him you would never believe he had any special needs, but as many families with a special needs child would say, come to my house some night and see how it’s different. Buddy also lives with ADHD, anxiety, asthma, allergies, reflux, and a language processing disorder. If we had the time, I co… Continue
Posted on August 12, 2009 at 12:41pm — 9 Comments
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 7:07am on August 15, 2009,
STACEY said…
- Hi Lea,
I'd love to be featured as your Twittermom of the week, but I think it's the subject of my interview you might be more interested. Jean is the mother of Buddy, who has autism. I just started interviewing and then blogging for moms from all walks of life.
I'm not sure if Jean has a Twittermoms account, but I'd be happy to connect you if you're interested.
Thank you!
Stacey
- At 9:17pm on August 14, 2009,
Lea Curtes-Swenson said…
- Hi Stacey - would you care to be featured as our TwitterMom of the Week next week? I'll friend you; if you friend me back we can DM/email and talk about it. I'd love to learn more about you... off I go to your blog! :)
- At 4:43pm on August 13, 2009,
Lynne Kenney said… - I really liked your blog and posted about it today.
- At 9:28am on May 20, 2009,
Amy Larison said… - Just stopping in to say hello......Have a great day!
Amy (Dallas, TX area)
- At 1:55pm on May 7, 2009,
Grief Worthy said… - Thank you for your interest. If it is too much, just go to the website to keep it simple and write your story if you so desire. Joining the network will provide you with so much interaction and support. Either way, we love you! I am here if you ever have any questions and I want you to know how much we appreciate your support! Hugs, Roe
- At 9:18am on May 7, 2009,
Megan Calhoun said… - Great to have you here! We've got an incredible group of women connecting on all sorts of topics, so kick back and make yourself at home. Check out the Twittermoms groups (we have something for everybody). The Twittermoms discussions are quite entertaining, too. Or, just get to know your fellow Twittermoms by browsing some Twittermoms profiles or searching for moms who share your interests, add friends, and start twittering with some incredibly smart and interesting moms.
PS: Let your friends know when you're on twittermoms with a click of the Announce Yourself link in your welcome box. If your Twitter friends are interested, they can check out the cool new place you've found!
Again -- if there is anything I can do for you, please let me know.
Megan Calhoun - founder, twittermoms.com
PPS: We invite all bloggers to join the TwitterMoms Blog Network. It's a free, easy way to build blog traffic.;
- At 9:07am on May 7, 2009,
Grief Worthy said…
- Welcome, just stopped in to say hi. Roe
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