For Moms

Parenthood. It happens. Mommyhood... The dynamic changes. We go from stroller toting, diaper bag carrying, car seat installing, sippy cup schlepping mamas to insurance paying, car loaning, FAFSA filling-out, money lending, wine drinking mothers. (OK, I've always been a...

I like to take walks. My daughters are 2 and 5, and when the oldest is in preschool for the mornings, I often break out the stroller and my headphones and walk with the little one around the neighborhood...

When I was younger imagining what my life would look like, it never included me parenting on my own for seven years—let alone having to share my children with another woman. My two kids were only 1 and 2 ½ when my...

It has been four years since we moved from the big city. The big city was the only place I can ever remember living. A comfortable place to raise a family in the quaint little suburban town of Apple...

The average family has 2.4 kids, and this seems pretty accurate from personal observation. Having five kids in our family, I thought it would be fun to offer some insight to some things I have realized as our family...

I vaguely remember having my first daughter and I was straight terrified. I had never held a baby much less taken care of one. I babysat kids around ages 6 and up, and I really didn’t like them. I’m...

Presenting Sponsors :: Comedy and Costumes On October 26th, 2019 over 70 moms gathered at the Spirit of the North Theater for an improv comedy show!  Nationally known mom-duo comedians, Leeann and Michelle, took center stage.  The duo often called...

Before my husband and I were married we were required to meet with our priest for several premarital preparation courses. We learned a number of things that we still use in our marriage today. (Like when you want to...

Finally! A Duluth Mom Podcast! Why a Podcast now? After about a decade of procrastinating, Andrea has finally decided to host a podcast! "Mom, What's Today?" will be a Duluth Mom podcast. Created just like our web and blog...

You're flexible, right? I mean, you have to be in order to juggle a full fall schedule. You've got work and meetings, you've got kids to get to school, you've got coffee dates with clients to plan, and volunteer...