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If you want to laugh, learn, and find out “dirty little secrets” all about “really good moms”, you HAVE to read Amy Nobile and Trisha Ashworth’s book, I was a Really Good Mom Before I had Kids. My husband bought me this book when it first came out as a Mother’s Day gift years ago and I loved it then and more so now after speaking with Amy!
“He’s not autistic, but… ” are the words no parent ever wants to hear. What would you do? This week, we bring to you a remarkable mom, Tenna Merchent who wrote the book, He’s Not Autistic, But... In our interview with her, Tenna candidly discusses with us her long journey in finding her son, Clay the care he desperately needed. It was her inner fortitude that led her down the path of physicians and nontraditional practitioners in order to improve her son’s life and their family life. I was amazed at how she continually tried other alternatives and did not stop!!! She is an excellent example of what lengths a mom will go through to help her child…
Food and jewelry! Two loves that every mom has a soft spot for, right? Well, we combined the two this week. We know its been months since Restaurant Mom has paid us a visit! We have her back and also introduce you to an incredible mom and grandmother, Lynne Sears who tells us about a great home based business opportunity for our moms!
We’ve got two women sharing their stories with us this week that will warm our hearts and also warm up our shoulders too! We are so excited to share with you, Vanessa Echols who celebrates with us her fantastic organization, Compassionate Hands and Hearts Breast Cancer Outreach Program. We also have a creative mom, Jill Boehler who invented the Chilly Jilly who tells us how she thought of this simple and practical solution for those chilly evenings!
Have you ever considered taking a self-defense class or ever wonder how you would defend yourself if you were ever attacked? What kinds of things should we as women be aware of? And, what else can we do to keep our children safe when we take them to a crowded public place? Well, listen to this week’s episode!
We’ve got an interview with a remarkable man, Andrew Wooten who decided to do something when someone important to him was attacked. He is the founder of Just be safe, a business that he has created to help men and women learn about personal safety and self-defense. We also speak to another fabulous mompreneur, Michele Welsh, the creator of Safety Tat which is just what our children need to keep safe whenever we take them to any crowded public place such as a theme park or shopping mall.
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