What are you doing this Valentine’s Day? This year might look a little different, but there are always ways to spread your love. Children and Screens put together 10 sweet Valentine’s Day ideas for you and your family. Remember that we’re all on this journey together. “The difficult periods in our life can also create…
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Meet Tracy Golbourne: This Beauty Mogul Is Changing the Conversations in Hair Care
From the New York City projects to building her own beauty empire with her ultra hydrating hair care products, this former financial analyst for a Fortune 500 company is proving that you can overcome a troubled childhood to create your own path for success. After extensive research, experiments and an immense desire to provide the best…
How To Help Kids Process the Storming of the Capitol
Since mid-afternoon on January 6th, 2021, the news has focused on little else than the storming of the US Capitol Building and the Presidential certification process. We as Americans feel a wide range of emotions: outrage, disrespected, embarrassment for our country, distress, powerlessness, sadness, and anger. On-screen violence, vandalism, and traumatic events are never easy…
CEOMOM Podcast: Episode 23 – 2020: Let’s Talk About It
2020, well that was interesting! Melinda Dunbar and Vonna Matthews are having a candid and raw conversation about the craziness of 2020. Although the year was filled with uncertainty, isolation and loss for many, it presented many moments of reflection and stillness. Whether you were forced to pivot, experienced incredible growth or just relished in…
Five At-Home Kids Activities for the Holidays
The holiday break sounds like a magical time with fewer commitments, lazy days cozying up with hot cocoa, and quality, quiet time with family. But in reality, cabin fever sets in and kids complain there’s nothing to do. Even worse, they are glued to their screens all day long and never get off the couch….
CEOMOM Podcast: Episode 22 – How to PR Yourself with Leah Frazier
At some point in your journey as an entrepreneur, you will need publicity for your business. Hiring a publicist or public relations firm can be very expensive, especially for small business owners. In Episode 22, Leah Frazier, 2-Time Emmy Award-Winning entrepreneur, media personality, celebrity stylist, author and public relations expert, gives tips on how to “PR”…
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When it comes to winter fashion, layering is the new darling. The cold season offers a world of opportunities to play around with textures, layers, patterns, and colors. You can mix and match for a playful, whimsical appearance or tone it down for an elegant, minimalistic ambiance. Layering allows you to reimagine your existing wardrobe…
Fun for their Noodle and Lets Creativity Doodle
Kadoodle Kids, a new crafts brand for children created to inspire imagination and creativity, is debuting its first product line: four specially themed kits that let kids design masks for themselves and their toys. Featuring markers, glitter pens, pouches and paint stampers, the kits are the perfect way to spark imagination and artistic play for…
5 Ways Parents Can Teach Their Kids Important Money Lessons at The Holidays
The holiday season is especially fun for kids, but it also provides parents a great opportunity to teach their little ones important lessons about money. What are the best ways mom and dad can do this without their children losing interest? Here are 5 tips to help parents better explain money to their kids this…