Summer Resources for Mom (MOM CENTRAL) By Kris Smith, Staff Writer
By Kris Smith
May 1, 2013
The end of the traditional school year will be here before you know it. Three months of fun and sun await our little ones while life is business as usual for many of us parents. Some of you will need to find a full-time child care facility while others may just need to find something special to... Read more »
Spring into Spring Cleaning
Kris Smith, Staff Writer
March 1, 2013
Spring into Spring Cleaning By Kris Smith Spring is right around the corner. It is finally that time of year where we can open the windows in the house and shake off some of the cold days of winter. For many, it is also the dreaded or anticipated start to spring cleaning. Spring cleaning in our... Read more »
Someday I Will Be a Soccer Mom
Kris Smith, Staff Writer
February 2, 2013
Someday I Will Be a Soccer Mom By: Kris Smith I am the proud mother of two amazing boys under the age of 8. They are healthy, kind, funny and criminally intelligent. However, they seem to lack the sense of urgency required to prevent Mom from turning into a mentally unbalanced drill sergeant. Mornings,... Read more »
In 15 Minutes
Kris Smith, Staff Writer
January 3, 2013
In 15 Minutes Kris Smith If it takes a village to raise a child, try to fathom the devastation when 20 first-graders were violently shot and killed in a span of 15 minutes. It was likely a Friday like any other, with the morning announcements being played throughout the classrooms. But this day... Read more »
In Fifteen Minutes…Thoughts on Sandy Hook
January 2, 2013
In Fifteen Minutes By WomanScope Staff Writer, Kris Smith If it takes a village to raise a child, try to fathom the devastation when 20 first-graders were violently shot and killed in a span of 15 minutes. It was likely a Friday like any other, with the morning announcements being played... Read more »
Bullying in the 21st Century
Leslie Orndoff
February 6, 2012
Ashlynn Conner was a 10 year old girl much like any other. She enjoyed cheerleading and hoped to become a veterinarian. Unfortunately, like other kids her age, she was relentlessly bullied. The harassment became so unbearable that she took her own life. As unthinkable as this tragedy is, she... Read more »
Follow That Food: Understanding Your Carbon Footprint
Leslie Orndoff
February 6, 2012
My family consists of five people, one cat and one dog. We do our best to minimize the impact we have on the environment by recycling, composting, limiting water use and buying local produce and meats when we can. In doing these things I hope we are contributing something, but is it enough? Are our... Read more »
In Fifteen Minutes….Thoughts on Sandy Hook
January 1, 2012
In Fifteen Minutes By WomanScope Staff Writer, Kris Smith If it takes a village to raise a child, try to fathom the devastation when 20 first-graders were violently shot and killed in a span of 15 minutes. It was likely a Friday like any other, with the morning announcements being played throughout... Read more »
And Baby Makes Three: Keeping Your Relationship Strong after the Birth of a Child
Leslie Orndoff
December 7, 2011
Nothing in life is as joyous as the birth of a child. It is a moment you have been preparing for, for nine months. The room is ready. The books are read. You feel secure in the knowledge that you are prepared for any incident or challenge that may arise once you bring your baby home. The reality... Read more »
Little Trick or Treaters! So Cute!
November 8, 2011
Our fab graphics designer, Rachael Grote with her darling little ones out to scare-up some treats on Halloween! Rachael, of harmonized design is one part of a dynamic duo helping to make WomanScope look great every issue; the other is her husband, Dave.
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