There are a lot of ways to prepare for having a baby. You set up the nursery, install the car seat, and stock the...
Halloween is over, but scary movies, TV shows, books, and activities are year-round. Julie Best Wilcox, LCSW at Thriveworks Counseling and Life Coaching in Chesterfield,...
My first pregnancy was fairly uncomplicated in the beginning.
I experienced mild amounts of morning sickness but not much. By my second trimester, I was...
Richmond Moms Blog is honored to share this guest post from Shannon Brim, M.D. at Virginia Physicians for Women.
Having a baby is an exciting time!
There are...
For every parent, whether you’re caring for your first baby or your seventh, there’s bound to come a moment when you wonder “Now what...
More than six years ago, I dropped my son off in his infant classroom for his very first day.
As a first-time mom and an...
“Tonight I stood next to my daughter’s crib as tears started to build up. How could something so innocent, so beautiful, so wanted, bring...
Learning new things generally comes easily to me.
I have a master’s degree and a physics degree — summa cum laude. I'm determinedly independent. When...
Two weeks from today, public schools start here in RVA. Administrators and lead teachers have already returned for the new year. So, you could...
I've mentioned that I'm not as prepared for Baby No. 2 (coming early July!) as I was for our daughter. But one thing that...














