In 2011, the median yearly salary for a college graduate was $45,000, but for someone with a high school education the median yearly salary was just $30,000, according to the Institute of Education Sciences. You’re a busy mom who wants to give herself a college-backed raise, but juggling textbooks, children […]
This week on Mom Talk Radio, we were joined by Natalie Diaz, founder of Twiniversity.com and author of What to Do When You’re Having Two, who discusses the differences between two babies and one. Spotlight on Moms featured Tania Lamb of www.DisBroads.com. Leah Ingram, frugal living expert and author of […]
Sigh… parenting, on some days, can be anything but funny! Do you remember those images you had of parenting your children, before you had children? I thought that children just slept, ate and listened. I was a pretty compliant kid so I thought that my kids would be the same. […]
We’ve all heard the advice, “Dress for the job you want, not the job you have,” but what happens when the wardrobe for the job you want doesn’t quite align with the paycheck for the job you have? With a little savvy shopping skills and a well-rounded collection of basics, […]
This week on Mom Talk Radio, we were joined by Harvey Hubbell V, filmmaker, who shared information about his new film Dislecksia: The Movie. Spotlight on Moms featured Patty Holliday of MargaritaSmilesAndMouse.blogspot.com. Dr. Leonard Friedland, Director of Scientific Affairs and Public Health, Vaccines North America at GSK, shared ways to […]
This week on Mom Talk Radio, we were joined by Bobby McGee, 6-time Olympic Running coach from South Africa who shared the 3 greatest problems runners face in progressing their running. Spotlight on Moms featured Julia Sherwin of JuliaSherwin.Wordpress.com. Barbara Ruhs, MS, RD, LDN, licensed dietician and nutritionist, shared the […]
