Lafayette Mom

Disclosure:: This post is sponsored by Our Lady of Lourdes Women's and Children's Hospital and authored by Evie Robison, RN Pregnancy Navigator: Your Personal Guide Through Pregnancy to a Happy Birth Day and Beyond There’s no denying it, having a baby...

We're well past the start of the new year, and I think that's the perfect time to set new goals for yourself. The holiday craziness is behind us, and we're settled back into our day to day routines. Those New...

Football halftime shows, specifically the Super Bowl shows, are notorious for being big, over the top and incredibly entertaining. This year's show was no different! My jaw still hasn't closed. I'm in such awe! But, I'm also still in shock over...

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. BRA-VO. Whichever side of the performance you’re on - thinking it was too risqué or perfection - can we just agree to all respect the work that the performance took? When I was in high...

Disclosure :: This post is sponsored by our friends, the Paul and Lulu Hilliard University Art Museum. So Much More than a Membership Join the Staff of the Hilliard Art Museum – University of Louisiana at Lafayette on February 15th to...

I am the "No" mom, or at least I am if you ask my children. If you ask me, I am just a normal mom trying to keep my kids in check. If you are a parent or know...

No, this post is not about the book. In fact, it's still on my 'to-be-read' list. This post is literally about washing my face (and maybe a little bit more.) I've been blessed with an average complexion for most of...

Anyone who knows me knows that I am neither a quiet nor a demure woman. My voice has been known to carry across a room and I have an extremely loud laugh that ranks somewhere between Goofy and a...

Most women are emotional, my mother being on the “always” end of that spectrum. By comparison, most men simply just don’t emote as women do, especially my husband. I tease him saying that I’ve only seen him cry twice. The...

We've all heard it before, "I don't mean to complain, but....." I hear it more than most, being a hospice social worker, married to a psychiatric nurse, and just generally having a face that says "Hi. Can you please tell...