The Moms, Melissa Gerstein and special guest Erica Reischer, psychologist and author of “What Great Parents Do,” discuss how to monitor your children’s vacation time. Do you keep their minds working or let loose and relax? Tell us your favorite summer activity that you and your kids enjoy that’s available in your town below!
Month: June 2016
"It’s Amazing What Happens When You Ask!"~ Brooke Shields, The MOMS & Kidbox MAMARAZZI®
We asked Brooke Shields how she came to be a part of her latest film Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted and she answered and added in some great words of wisdom!
Set your DVR and look out for the fabulous Brooke Shields in Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted on June 26th on the Hallmark Movie Channel!
Head over to our MAMARAZZI® page for more on Brooke and her latest film!
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The MOMS & Kidbox’s Dearly Depotted MAMARAZZI® With Brooke Shields
The MOMS & Kidbox hosted a MAMARAZZI® event with the wonderful and hysterical Brooke Shields for her latest film Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted which she not only acted in but executively produced!
Our guests learned how to #UnpackHappy with Kidbox which makes shopping for kids easy—delivering a personalized assortment of clothes (tops and bottoms) from popular brands each season (for free).
Families create a style profile for each of their kids at kidbox.com, try on at home and pay later, with 7 days to decide what to keep and what to send back. Shipping is always on Kidbox and for every Kidbox sold, a donation is made of new clothes to a child in need!
“KIDS ACTIONS & PARENTAL CONSEQUENCES” WITH BROOKE SHIELDS
“If you can’t hear those words, you are clearly not mature enough to deal with the consequences.”
Click Here to listen to Brooke Shields sharing her parental advice on consequences with her children.
What consequences do you enforce for bad or inappropriate behavior?
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The MOMS on Pix11: "What To Do If Your Child Is Afraid Of Pets"
What actions do you take if your child is afraid of pets? The MOMS were on Pix11 Morning News discussing this parenting issue, check it out!
The MOMS On Pix11: "How Do You Discuss the Orlando Shooting with Your Children?
It’s not easy to speak to our children about the tragedy in Orlando. What can you say about another massacre again? What can you say about guns again? Read more
Chronicles Of A #FutureCancerSurvivor "A Thank You To My Cancer"
“It’s not all bad, all the time.”~ Denise Albert, The MOMS #FutureCancerSurvivor
By Denise Albert
We all know that cancer sucks. That’s the obvious. You may feel sick. You may look sick. You have to go through treatment, surgery, loss of hair, exhaustion, mood swings, bathroom issues, rashes. Nausea, loss of appetite, anxiety, guilt, scary thoughts and possible death.
This is what we know about cancer. Cancer sucks. I even let my kids say, “F–k Cancer.”
I’m in the midst of it, so most of it does suck. I had surgery in January and have been in chemotherapy since March. It continues through the summer and then on to radiation. I won’t be done with treatment until next May. Whilst I have found some 5mg edible cannabis gummies that help with the vomiting and nausea, it is still an understatement to say it’s unpleasant. I will say that things like CBD are a great relief whilst recovering from cancer because there are many different aches and pains that happen due to the medication. For this reason, it might be beneficial for cancer survivors to read into the likes of We Be High’s comparison post and the other online resources that can guide them in the direction of reputable CBD providers and products. It helped to alleviate this pain and make it much easier to be motivated to beat this nasty illness. Not to mention when our little dog also got cancer it was shown that CBD treatments worked with him as well, where you can get these treatments from places like cbddoghealth.com, so it is a very good way to combat pain during this difficult time, humans and animals alike. There will be more medications for the next 10 years, and I’m already over it. Two weeks ago I had surgery to put in a mediport because my veins have had it. As positive as I’ve been, this procedure and the thought of it set me back emotionally. It hit me hard. I now need a device implanted in my chest. If a port sticking out of my chest with a wire you can see running up to my collarbone isn’t enough of a reminder that I have cancer, then my 11-year-old telling me I look weird without makeup is what does.
Many people survive cancer. There must be some good that comes from it. For me, so far it’s the little things: Read more
The MOMS On Pix11 "Reflecting On Mom Shaming"
The Moms reflect on “mom shaming” after one mother has received criticism after her 3-year-old made his way into a Cincinnati Zoo’s gorilla pit.
The MOMS On HLN'S The Daily Share "Gorilla Outrage Should Mom Be Charged?"
There are so many opinions on this incident and The MOMS weighed with their opinions on the Gorilla Killing Outrage on HLN’s The Daily Share. Should the mom go to jail? Read more