Here's the perfect Monday morning video to make you smile. As you're chugging your coffee and it feels as if your eyelids are lined with sandpaper--just know you aren't alone. These two babies could barely stay awake through their meal either.
Here's one for every mom in Kiss Country. This poem is so funny and very true! It's especially funny for those of us who regularly read "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" to our children. I never knew busy until I was a mom, I thought I did--but, turns out I am clueless. It's amazing the things I've learned to do with one hand. And I'm pretty sure it only gets crazier and busier.
Carter has spina bifida, a birth defect which affects the spinal canal. Because of his condition, the youngster uses a wheelchair.
Being stuck in a chair is obviously going to be tough on a kid. However, last Halloween Carter's dad used his son's wheels to their advantage in crafting a pretty awesome costume.
Well, this stinks.
Following an explosion at a chemical factory in Japan, the world may be facing a looming (and smelly) crisis: a diaper shortage. The Nippon Shokubai Company's plant in Himeji is a leading producer of acrylic acid, a main component in disposable diapers. Over the weekend, it went boom.
Here is a great event happening this morning in Bossier to help our babies. Is there anything more valuable than a child? And if that child suffers from diabetes or any other disease, isn't our obligation to do everything in our power to rid them of the pain and problems? What if all you needed to do was take a walk and your effort could be all that was needed to restore a smile to that angelic face? Well, if you were waiting on an invitation, your wait is over!
We know Labor Day isn't about giving birth to a child. Not that kind of "labor", but mishaps in the delivery room are so much funnier. So, that's what we want to relive for this holiday weekend. The pain and misery of labor is often referenced in daily life: "I'd rather endure childbirth than stand in line at Walmart on a Saturday morning," you get the point. Some folks walk away from the delivery room with amazing stories and we wanna hear yours! Have a good labor and delivery story to tell us?
It’s our favorite season in Kiss Country, FOOTBALL SEASON!!! That means its time to get our fan faces on! We want to see your football fan photos! That includes photos of your tailgating party, your babies, your team, your car, your house, even your pets! Share your team pride! Check out our fan photos and submit yours!
Some toys last six months, long enough to make it onto most Christmas lists and then they are forgotten about by the time Santa rolls through the next year. But, some toys span generations. Lincoln Logs, Legos, Mr. Potato Head, and more. What toys get your vote for best toys of ALL TIME?
Okay, there was a time, not very long ago, that I was a VERY judgmental person (yes, I’m still working on this). But, I mean VERY judgmental—especially of the way people raised their children. And I will tell you that I have learned it is SO EASY to judge parenting habits when you aren’t a parent.
Is there anything more valuable than a child? And if that child suffers from diabetes or any other disease, isn't our obligation to do everything in our power to rid them of the pain and problems? What if all you needed to do was take a walk and your effort could be all that was needed to restore a smile to that angelic face? Well, if you were waiting on an invitation, your wait is over!
The upcoming tax free holidays are your chance to save a little extra cash on school supplies and uniforms. We have the exact dates for your state tax free holiday in Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas including the list of common items that can be purchased tax free.
The Little Baby Face Foundation (LBFF) "transforms the lives of children born with facial deformities through corrective surgery." From repair of major facial deformities such as cleft palates to the pinning back of ears, this non-profit claims to transform the lives and faces of children.
Check out the recent transformation the organization recently provided for 14-year-old Nadia Ilse.
