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February 28, 2007
Shopping discount from The Pinchy Crab
Another shopping discount just for you, my readers: The Pinchy Crab, an online stationary and gift shop founded by local mama Deb Zehe, is offering you 15% off your order when you enter coupon code "dcbaby" (sans the quotation marks) at checkout.
The Pinchy Crab does tres cute custom birth announcements, invitations, stationary, stickers and labels, calling cards and luggage tags, personalized ceramics and dinnerware, and personalized candy wrappers and cookies that are neat treats for baby showers and other special occasions.
Thanks to Deb for offering this 15% savings to DCB readers!
Posted by Sarah at 9:40 AM
February 27, 2007
From clutter to clarity?
The latest installment in Jill Hudson Neal's Washington Post mothering column covers a subject that has been haunting my stressed-out brain in recent days, since learning that we will be moving to a new house next month: "From Clutter to Clarity."
This time, Jill interviews NYC-based organization expert and author Julie Morganstern on how the moms of young children can keep it all together in the face of chaos. (And let's face it...Mothering is all about chaos, even under the best of circumstances!)
Posted by Sarah at 12:44 PM
February 26, 2007
Booster up, Virginia!
Breaking news: If you live in (or drive into) NoVa, using a booster seat with your older preschooler and school-age child is no longer just a nice safety suggestion. It's state law. On Friday afternoon, Virginia's governor signed into law a bill that requires the following:
* Children up to age EIGHT YEARS must be properly secured in an appropriate child restraint when riding in a vehicle. (Previously, Virginia's kids could legally (though not safely) ride in a standard adult seat belt at age five.)
* Seat belts may be substituted for children between ages four and eight, ONLY with a written statement from a physician who determines that use of a child restraint system would be impractical by reason of the child's weight, physical fitness, or other medical reason.
This bill goes into effect July 1, 2007. For more about the history of this legislation, click here.
For more about when and how to graduate from a toddler carseat to a booster seat, check out these resources:
"Booster Seats are for Big Kids," from nonprofit advocacy organization SafetyBeltSafe USA
"Child Safety Seats: The Guide for Families, 2007" from the American Academy of Pediatrics
"All Car Seats are Not the Same: Restraints for Larger Children," from Safe Ride News, 2006
Video demos on properly installing car seats & booster seats, from Partners for Child Passenger Safety at CHOP
"Booster Seats for Big Kids", a handy product guide from the National Partnership on Booster Seat Safety
Yes, carpooling will now be trickier until about third grade...but it's worth it for the peace of mind.
Posted by Sarah at 2:24 PM
February 25, 2007
Tiny Fingers announces spring schedule
Thanks to Eileen Ladino for sending this announcement about new Tiny Fingers classes starting soon in suburban Maryland and NoVa:
Workshops in Alexandria:
Saturday, March 10 at 4 p.m.
Covers 30 first signs and mealtime signs.
Additional workshops will be offered on Saturday, March 24 at 10 a.m. and Saturday, May 5 at 10 a.m
NoVa classes starting soon:
Fridays, March 9 at 11:30am in Alexandria (3-week class)
Thursday evenings, March 15 at 6:30 p.m. in South Arlington (6-week class)
Fridays, March 30 at 12 noon (6-week class)
In Maryland:
Classes will be scheduled to begin in late March or April in both Rockville and Gaithersburg. Contact Tiny Fingers to be put on a mailing list informing you when registration for these classes is open.
Tiny Fingers offers baby sign language taught by teachers who have achieved conversational fluency in American Sign Language, with day, evenings, and weekend options. For details on classes and workshops, the schedule, registration process, and fees, go to www.tinyfingers.com/classes.
Posted by Sarah at 6:09 PM
February 23, 2007
Weekend Watch: Child's Play on the Pike
If you have a copy of the first edition of my book, you know that one of my favorite picks was Barston's Child's Play in Chevy Chase/Upper NW DC (5536 Connecticut Ave.), just around the corner from my favorite children's shoe store, Ramer's, and the beloved Avalon Theater. This weekend, Barstons Child's Play opens a NEW LOCATION in Rockville, at Congressional Plaza (1661 Rockville Pike).
Saturday and Sunday there will be special events at the new Rockville store, including storytimes, puppet shows, arts/crafts, and music. Stop by and check out their new digs!
For those of you who don't have the first edition of my book, here's an excerpt from my review of the Connecticut Ave. Child's Play store:
"If you like knowledgeable salespeople who offer to help you and really know their inventory, if you value educational and imaginative toys, and if you prefer to shop with your kids without the overstimulation of a big warehouse, you'll appreciate Barston's Child's Play... This small, independently owned toy store in the District...has a great stock of moderately-priced toys, games, puzzles, trains, dress-up clothes and costumes, arts and crafts, books, and music. They also feature many of the most affordable toys you'd find at a big warehouse store, made by the well-known manufacturers, though their offerings in the 'blaring and electronic' niche are few."
You can reach the new Rockville store at 301.230.9040.
Posted by Sarah at 9:55 AM
February 22, 2007
On the magazine rack: Gems from the City Paper & Washingtonian
Hot off the press! The Washington City Paper has published the annual Education Issue, and it's worth checking out - if only for the commiseration. (You're not the only sad sap who loses sleep at night over future schooling.)
The highlights:
"DIY Charter Schools: How to Get a Good Education for Your Children at a DC Public Schools Price"
and the ominously headlined
"How to Fire a DC Public School Teacher"
Speaking of things ominous... A new article in Washingtonian magazine you should read:
"Can You Get Me In?: Parents of Little Children are Hiring Admissions Consultants"
Posted by Sarah at 7:45 PM
February 21, 2007
Here comes TotSwap
Heads up! TotSwap Spring '07 is on the way. The mondo-big consignment sale is set for March 28-April 1 at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Gaithersburg, MD.
Organizer Robyn Rutland tells me she's expecting over 300 families to consign their like-new children's and maternity clothing, toys, books, DVDs, furniture, baby equipment, and sports equipment.
You can also consign your items that are just too nice to give away at garage sale prices!
And...This year in addition to the sale, they're hosting an event called KidsFest - a free family fun day with a moonbounce, pony rides, and a fire engine.
Admission and parking to both events is FREE.
For more info on shopping, consigning, or volunteering at TotSwap Spring '07, go to www.totswap.net.
Posted by Sarah at 10:15 PM
February 20, 2007
Can't we all just get along?: Playground Diplomacy for preschoolers
Local mama, early childhood educator/counselor, and founder of Parent Child University Tracey Kretzer has announced a new program, which she'll be teaching for Arlington County Recreation this spring - "Playground Diplomacy," a preschool conflict resolution class focusing on ages 2-4.
The spring program will meet Wednesdays in March and April at the Walter Reed Rec Center - and will also be available to preschools, playgroups, childcare centers, etc. this fall. The curriculum can also be adapted to ages 5+.
Here's a description from Tracey: "Part play class, part parenting class, come explore conflict resolution topics through literature, puppets, music, ASL, movement, crafts, noncompetitive parachute and other games, and more. Come enjoy research-proven methods of learning child to child and parent to parent 'playground diplomacy.' Feelings, compliments, empathy, problem-solving, bully-busting, tattling vs. reporting, anger management, stress, self-control, and more will be explored."
For more info or to set up a class at your child's daycare center or preschool, 571.643.1002 or send email to: classes (at) parentchildu (dot) com.
Posted by Sarah at 9:11 PM
February 19, 2007
DCB discount on Spanish Amigos registration
More savings for my DCB readers...this time for a bilingual early childhood enrichment program for ages 2-6 in NoVa.
Spring registration is now open for the Spanish Amigos program with Jane Norton, and new enrollees can receive $10 off registration price by putting "DC Baby" on the referral section of the application form. You can even register online!
Spanish Amigos has just added a new Saturday class for spring - a rare opportunity for parents who work full-time during the week to attend an enrichment class with your little one.
For more info, check out the website at www.spanish-amigos.com or contact Jane at jane.norton (at) comcast (dot) net.
Posted by Sarah at 10:15 PM
February 18, 2007
All-ages theatre at Georgetown U.
The Georgetown University performing arts program is staging "Swimmy & Other Stories" at the Devine Studio Theatre in the Davis Performing Arts Center .
Performances are scheduled for February 21 to 23 at 8 p.m., February 24 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., and February 25 at 2 p.m.
Here's a description of the show: "Come see Swimmy the fish swim, Fredrick the mouse sing, and the hungry caterpillar eat through the set! Your favorite children's books will come inventively alive on stage for this original production, featuring on-the-spot, large-scale drawing, video, and live animals."
Tickets are $12 for general audience; $10 for Georgetown faculty, staff, and seniors; and $7 for students. For more info or to purchase tix online, click here.
Posted by Sarah at 9:04 PM
February 16, 2007
Weekend Watch: Everybody loves a parade
Since there's alleged to be a slight "warming trend" chipping away at the ice and snow this weekend, it's worth bundling up and heading to one of the area parades. If you've been reading this blog for a while, you already know how much I like parade-outings for little ones - It's free, it's outside in the fresh air, you can come and go as needed, it's often metro-accessible, and most small children love it.
On Sunday, it's the Chinese New Year Parade in downtown DC, starting at 6th and H Sts. NW from 2 to 5 p.m. There will be food vendors and restaurant specials in the neighborhood, and the parade itself features the traditional colorful dragons, dancers, and marching bands. As well as - and be forewarned if you have a kiddo who is scared of loud noise - the traditional ginormous firecracker.
And on Monday, President's Day - a holiday for fed workers and many others - check out the George Washington Birthday Parade in Old Town! Starts at 1 p.m. and will run about two hours. The biggest of its kind in the country! Starts at South St. Asaph & Wilkes Sts., and the route moves north on St. Asaph from there. For the parade route map, click here.
Posted by Sarah at 10:12 AM
Recap of the week's news
I know that some of you who are subscribed to the blog alert email list didn't receive all the news this week, thanks to a technical glitch. Our apologies - and it's corrected now! In case you missed any posts this week, here are the headlines and links to the full info:
Come & get it: 30 percent off coupon code for KeegansCloset.com
Banding together for a local family
RESOLVE-sponsored events on adoption
Proper Topper planning BIG children's shopping markdowns
A new international school in NoVa?
Weekend Watch post coming shortly!
Posted by Sarah at 9:53 AM
February 15, 2007
Come & get it: Coupon code for KeegansCloset.com
KeegansCloset.com is offering a special 30 percent off coupon code for DC Baby readers!
They specialize in children's consignment clothing for sizes newborn through 16, plus gently-used baby gear and more. To redeem this offer, just enter code "new207" (minus the quotation marks) at checkout. And if you join their email club, you can receive special sale codes weekly, to be used toward future purchases.
Do you live in NoVa? KeegansCloset.com is also accepting consignors for spring and summer baby, toddler, and kids' clothing. For details on how to consign your goodies, click here.
The company was founded by Bristow, VA mama Tracey Skafidas.
Enjoy the shopping... and the consigning!
Posted by Sarah at 10:30 AM
February 14, 2007
Banding together for a local family
Happy Valentine's Day! It's an icy-cold one - So here's a heart-warming opportunity for you and your kids to spread some love:
Cal Robbins, one-year-old son of local musicians J. and Janet Robbins, has been diagnosed with the genetic motor neuron disease Type 1 SMA, or Spinal Muscular Atrophy, which kills most children before they reach their second birthday. To read more about Cal's story and see pictures of this beautiful little boy, click here.
The family has limited health insurance coverage and no coverage for the exploration of alternative therapies that may be able to make a real difference. Their friends and colleagues in the DC music and fine arts scene are joining together to help Cal and his parents fight the good fight.
Here's what you can do:
1) Attend the fun-draiser concert and all-ages arts event being sponsored by the Washington City Paper on the evening of Sunday, March 11 at the Black Cat (1811 14th St. NW, DC). ONE HUNDRED PERCENT of ticket sale revenue goes directly to the Robbins family in their time of need. Tix are $!5, and they're already on sale - You can get purchase at Ticketmaster.com, at the Black Cat Box Office (no service charge), or by calling 202.397.SEAT. Hand-screened show posters and indie crafts will be for sale at the show - Making a purchase is another way to donate.
2) If you can't make the show but you can make a donation for Cal, just click here.
Posted by Sarah at 10:08 AM
February 13, 2007
RESOLVE-sponsored events exploring adoption options
Thanks to local mama Cindy Bare for sharing this announcement about upcoming RESOLVE-sponsored events in the DC area - great educational and social support for couples experiencing fertility issues and those who are considering adopting a child:
February 27 - Snappy Answers to Adoption Questions: If you are a pre-adoptive couple or an adoptive family, you have faced questions or comments about adoption that test your patience. Come and learn how to best respond to questions and comments in this informative seminar.
March 24 & 31 - Exploring Adoption: If you are considering adoption as a family building option, you should not miss this special two-part program focused on all aspects of the adoption process. This seminar is specifically designed for people beginning to consider adoption or just starting to gather information.
April 26 - Medical Concerns in International Adoption: For those who are either considering adopting internationally, or are in the process of adopting internationally, this highly informative seminar is a must! This seminar will address medical aspects to consider before accepting a referral and what to do when you bring your new child home.
May 22 - Parenting Children Who Were Adopted: Parents of adopted children face some unique challenges in addition to all the "regular" issues that come with being a parent. This seminar will present strategies for preparing for and managing parenting situations that are specific to adoption, such as bonding and attachment.
More info and online registration at: www.midatlantic.resolve.org.
RESOLVE is a nonprofit organization that advocates for and supports women and couples experiencing infertility (1 in 8 couples!). The Mid-Atlantic chapter offers educational programs and support groups throughout the year, both for couples who wish to become parents and parents who wish to add to their families.
Posted by Sarah at 9:49 AM
February 12, 2007
Proper Topper planning BIG children's shopping markdowns
Heads Up: February 17-25 is Proper Topper's BIG children's clothing/gifts/accessories sale, with markdowns up to 80 percent off on lines including Zutano (my all-time fave baby & kids' clothing), Neige, Tea Collection, Icky Baby, Baby Lulu, Bla Bla, Sckoon Organic, and the uber-hip Knuckleheads.
The sale is happening at BOTH locations: In Georgetown, 3213 P St. NW (202.333.6200), and Dupont Circle, 1350 Connecticut Ave. NW (202.842.3056). (Though I tend to favor the Georgetown store, since they'll be serving warm cookies and hot cider!)
Plus, all the grownup clothes, bags, jewelry accessories, gifts, etc. will be marked down during this sale, too.
More info? Send email to: customerservice (at) propertopper (dot) com.
Posted by Sarah at 9:45 AM
February 11, 2007
A new international school in NoVa?
Thanks to local mamas Angela Velasquez and Mary Kay Alegre for sharing this announcement: A group of bilingual, multicultural parents is trying to gauge interest in opening an international school in Northern Virginia. And they'd like to hear from any of you who want more info, or to get involved in the planning and development:
Washington, DC has a long history of international schools, including the Washington International School and Rock Creek International School. The newest one, which opened its doors last year, is the Coeus International School (CIS). Northern Virginia does not have an international school, and a growing group of parents would like to change that!
Because our vision closely matches that of Coeus International School, a school with a dual-immersion language program in multiple languages, that uses an internationally recognized curriculum, and implements innovative learning methods with an emphasis on a global education and critical and creative thinking, we recently brought our idea of an international school for Northern Virginia to the head of the school, Dr. J. Daniel Hollinger. He considered the idea with great interest and enthusiasm. Dr. Hollinger founded Rock Creek International School and served as its head for 17 years.
Dr. Hollinger and others from CIS will be guest speakers at an upcoming discussion session, sharing info about their school and letting parents and potential funders know what it will take for CIS NoVa to become a reality.
The public is invited to this exploratory meeting:
@ Patrick Henry Library, 101 Maple Ave. East, Vienna, VA 22180
Saturday, February 24
3 to 4 p.m.
To RSVP or join the mailing list, send email to Mary Kay Alegre at: mkalegre (at) verizon (dot) net.
Posted by Sarah at 6:01 PM
February 9, 2007
Weekend Watch: Boutique-quality shopping at bargain prices
This weekend is the coolio Third Annual Old Town Boutique Warehouse Sale at The Campagna Center in Alexandria - Saturday, February 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (418 S. Washington St.)
There will be lots of heavily-discounted boutique shopping for babies, children, expectant moms, non-exectant moms...moms who are expectant of a V-Day gift from their darling partners.
Among the vendors will be Apple Seed maternity & baby boutique (a personal favorite), The Shoe Hive, Hysteria, Romance for the Senses, Tickled Pink, ReMix vintage clothing, Queen Bee Designs (another personal favorite), and many others.
Arrive EARLY in the day for best selection and the best deals!
If you're not familiar with The Campagna Center... it's a nonprofit, community-based United Way agency whose tireless work on behalf of children and families is one of the best reasons to call Alexandria, VA home.
Posted by Sarah at 12:10 PM
February 8, 2007
Kids' comedy club in Arlington, VA
I recently learned about a fun outings-and-events spot that wasn't listed in the first edition of my book - but certainly will be in the next!
Comedy Sports 4 Kidz at The Comedy Shop in Arlington is a program with age-appropriate entertainment just for children and families.
On the first Saturday of every month at 3 p.m., Comedy Sports 4 Kidz presents a high-energy, child-centric show. Tix run about $10. They also host kids' birthday parties.
Thanks to artistic director Liz Emery for sharing info about this program with me! To contact The Comedy Spot, host of this program, call 703.294.LAFF.
Posted by Sarah at 11:21 AM
February 7, 2007
Mom Support Groups in Bethesda, Tenleytown
A couple of new, professionally-facilitated support groups just for mamas are starting soon in suburban Maryland and NW DC:
In Bethesda: The next Moms-Only Group at Counseling Associates of Metropolitan Washington - led by therapists (and mothers!) Nancy Markoe, LCSW-C and Deborah Horan, LCSW-C - begins in early March.
The Moms-Only Group meets Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and offers the opportunity to address the issues confronted by mothers of babies and preschoolers. Offered in the evening to allow mothers working both inside and outside the home to attend, this group helps mothers deal with the challenges they face as their children grow. This group will look at changing identity, self-esteem, relationships, family dynamics, sibling issues, childcare, and balancing outside work with motherhood. Join other mothers in a safe and supportive environment.
The group meets for 10 sessions at their office in Bethesda (4833 Bethesda Ave., Suite 204). The office is metro accessible and there is adjacent metered parking. The registration cost of $260 is payable in advance, or at the first session.
To register or for more info, contact: Nancy Markoe, 202.494.6840 or nmarkoe (at) dccounseling (dot) com, or Deborah Horan, 301.325.3052 or dlhoran (at) dccounseling (dot) com.
In Tenleytown: A New Mom Support Group begins March 7 and meets Wednesday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. It is professionally facilitated by Alison Fellowes Comly, LICSW, and Jennifer Kogan, LICSW.
The group focuses on "exploring your changing self as you grow as a parent, reflecting on the relationship you have with your baby and others, nurting yourself as a key part of parenting, and developing relationships with other new mothers."
They also facilitate an ongoing Thursday evening New Mom Support Group.
For more info or to register, contact Alison Fellowes Comly at 202.841.3697 or fellowescomly (at) excite (dot) com, or Jennifer Kogan at 202.215.2790 or jenniferkogan (at) verizon (dot) net.
Posted by Sarah at 10:00 AM
February 6, 2007
The quest for safe childcare
Have you seen this story about the local two-year-old who wandered away from a daycare center unsupervised and unnoticed Friday evening, toddling into rush hour traffic on Pennsylvania Ave.? Thanks to an observant driver who stopped and pulled him to safety, it had a happy ending. As you might imagine, the parents at this daycare center are enraged.
I don't think it's appropriate or useful for such horror stories to create panic or working-mommy-guilt (lord knows we have enough of that already...). I'd like to use it as an opportunity to share some of the resources available to parents selecting childcare in the DC area, where families are often pressured into settling on the first available spot, because the options are so few and the waiting lists so long.
Some of the tools that can help parents of babies and young children do their research on daycares:
I really like this free, downloadable publication from the National Association of Childcare Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA):
"Is This the Right Place for My Child?: 38 Research-Based Indicators of High-Quality Childcare."
Washington, DC Child Development Council
Virginia Child Care Resource & Referral Network
Maryland Committee for Children, Inc.
DayCareVirginia.com
Fairfax County Office for Children, Childcare Referrals
Prince George's County Child Resource Center
Montgomery County Childcare Referrals
National Childcare Information Center
National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
National Association for Family Childcare
Posted by Sarah at 10:05 AM
February 5, 2007
"Mommy & Me Movies" at Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse
Thanks to 4NoVaMommies listserv moderator Ali DeCourcey for sharing this announcement:
Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse is very much interested in continuing to provide entertainment to families, and has scheduled "Mommy & Me Movies" in the month of March. (Similar to the "Reel Moms" series at other local theaters, where parents of infants can get out and about with their babies during the day - in an environment where you'll be amongst your "own kind" and no one will give you the evil eye if baby starts to cry or needs a diaper change!)
Here are the details:
MOMMY & ME MOVIES
Every Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
$5.50/adult (Dads invited, too)
Children free
"2nd run" movies (1-3 month delay on new releases)
Limited food menu
The first Tuesday of March (March 6) is "2 for 1 Day." Two moms = $5.50.
This effort will only be a success at the Drafthouse if local parents spread the word - So please forward the info. to your playgroups, moms' clubs, babysitting co-op, etc.
They also have loads of other family-centric entertainment, including live shows by The Great Zuchinni, Mr. Knick Knack, Rocknocerus, the Improv Musical Children's Theater, and Mr. Tony.
Posted by Sarah at 12:34 PM
February 4, 2007
Moms Write Motherhood / Dads Write Fatherhood
Heads up, writers and aspiring writers who also happen to be moms and dads... The Writer's Center in Bethesda is offering a writing workshop, "Moms Write Motherhood/Dads Write Fatherhood," running eight Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., starting February 15. And get this - Childcare is provided on-site!
Here's a description of the class:
"A Bring-Your-Child Personal Essay Workshop (childcare provided): If you're a young mom (or dad) with a hunger to write, and an interest in shaping your experience with your child into personal essays for possible publication, this new daytime workshop run by a writing mom is for you.
The Writer's Center will provide fun, stimulating childcare for our little ones while we work close by. Join us as we read and discuss poems, essays, and stories on mothering/fathering, collect experiences and ruminations in journals, and shape these into articulate, compelling memoir. We'll write memoir in different forms -cameo, short-essays, braided-essays, framed narratives - about motherhood/fatherhood, children, life after children, family, continuity, community, connection, disconnection within society — we'll focus on both parent and child experiences.
We'll aim to create focused pieces intended for literary, parenting, and other magazines or online blogs. We'll read, explore, and study theme and technique in poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction as we approach our own writing interests. We'll also explore a few venues for possible publication. Cost is $275 for members and $300 for non-members."
Posted by Sarah at 4:19 PM
February 2, 2007
Weekend Watch: Free Chinese New Year Fun
Xin Nian Hao! Celebrate the Chinese New Year with your little ones at this family-friendly event - my favorite pick for the weekend:
Sunday at 6 p.m. it's a FREE, one-hour song-and-dance extravaganza celebrating the Chinese New Year in the Grand Foyer of The Kennedy Center. Peformances by the Children's Chorus of Greater Washington, the Washington Jin Ling Chinese Dancing Academy, and the Jasmin Guzheng Academy.
Also, heads up: The traditional Chinese New Year Parade in DC's (sadly dwindling) Chinatown is set for February 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. on H St. NW, between 6th and 8th Sts. Also free, of course.
Happy Year of the Pig!
Posted by Sarah at 12:40 PM
February 1, 2007
Set Your TiVo: Mompreneurs on tomorrow's Oprah Winfrey show
Cool news for one local mompreneur - and anyone who aspires to follow in similar footsteps. Tomorrow's Oprah show, on Friday, February 2, has a "Moms Who Made Millions" theme, featuring entrepreneurial mothers. And there will be a short clip in the show of Alexandria mama and business founder Heather Stouffer, working in the kitchen of Mom Made Foods. (Congrats, Heather!)
If you're a mama with your own small business - or an entrepreneurial dream for the future - this promises to be an inspirational show that you don't want to miss. Set those TiVos and VCRs!
There will also be a public message board conversation on the topic (actually, it's already underway, with quite a few questions and comments already posted) at the Oprah website. Check it out.
You can also find out more about Heather Stouffer and Mom Made Foods by watching this clip from local News Channel 9! Did you know that Mom Made is the only producer of certified organic baby foods in the Mid-Atlantic area?
Posted by Sarah at 1:39 PM