Jacksonville.com: Lynn Yeager and Janice Copley were inside their small store on San Jose Boulevard, but Cookie Momsters wasn’t really open for business. It was a baking day. Yeager’s son Jacob, now 6, is autistic, and she started reading that gluten (the protein in wheat, rye and barley) and casein (a protein in cow’s milk) […]
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CNN: Denise Garlow clearly recalls the summer day when her 9-year-old daughter brought home a plate from Girl Scouts. On the plate was a transfer drawing of colorful, mouse-like creatures with large saucer ears and big black eyes. “I said, ‘Grace, what are these little characters? What do you call them?’ ” Garlow said. “And
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wacotrib.com: Kristiana Reinhart’s kitchen table is piled high with folded fabric. A tower of textiles in bright colors and modern designs leans toward her sewing machine, where it will eventually become stylish baby bibs, changing pads or dish towels. “Thank God we have a dining room because we don’t eat here anymore,” said Reinhart, 34.
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The Taunton Gazette: In the fall of 1979, current Thornberry Road resident and professed cookie-lover Deb McWade was in a cookie crisis. Back then, McWade’s humble abode was situated in New York City – her husband was taking graduate courses at New York University – and her kitchen was, one might say, minimalist. “We lived
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MarcoNews.com: Kelly Martin is more than a mom on a mission, and she’s making it her business to be one. A mother of two, Martin is a local representative for Child Shield, a national business program intended to combat the ever-present threat of child abduction. “It’s out there,” said Martin, who asserts the program aims
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Fox21News: There’s a woman living the Town of Lakeside who has found a way to balance work and motherhood. She snaps Christmas photos of a young family, helping preserve memories that will last a lifetime. Janelle Roe has been a photographer for the past 8 years. Her first studio was set—up in her living room.
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Kelowna.com: What is your business? I teach a series of writing classes and workshops to moms who want to write down their stories of motherhood, before they forget. The classes are aimed at moms of all ages and stages, and are for moms who want to write just for themselves or for those who want
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Rockford Independent: Ten years ago Erika Morgan took her college savings money and began a clothing business in Rockford. She was just 21. That business, Paper Doll, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. “I always really liked shopping in mom-and-pop shops as a kid,” Morgan said. “I just loved small antique shops, mom-and-pop restaurants and the
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When you look at photos that represent special moments in your life, what do you remember? Whether it is the sound of a babies heartbeat during an ultrasound or the yell of “Surprise” on your 50th birthday, a new business is giving you the opportunity to hear memories just as you see them. Jennifer Furr
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TuscaloosaNews.com: Jennifer Clark, 28, of Berry, was an administrative assistant before she gave birth to her daughter, Olivia, nearly three years ago. She decided to stay home with her child. And so she began to sew. ‘I didn’t intend to start a business,’ said Clark. ‘It just kind of happened. I would make clothes for
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