Thanksgiving usually means family, fun and FOOD!! But if you’re newly gluten free, it can be a stressful time. You might still have questions about what you can eat, and you might not have any idea how to make your favorite Thanksgiving dishes gluten free. I totally understand. My first gluten free Thanksgiving, I sat […]
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We announced the details of our first moms night out, “Baton Rouge Moms Paint the Town Rouge”, on Friday and we are almost sold out! We have had an amazing response to our first event, proving that we have definitely filled a need and Moms want / need a night of pampering and fun! Don’t
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The excitement surrounding the opening of Louisiana’s first Trader Joe’s store has been growing for weeks. Trader Joe’s, the specialty-food chain from California, is known for its inexpensive organic food and products. Baton Rouge Moms had the opportunity to attend the Grand Opening festivities, where Baton Rouge city officials, including Mayor Kip Holden, and Trader
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Sis·ter·hood (noun) 1. the relationship between sisters. the feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women. 2. an association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade. I don’t have any sisters. I’ve always wished I did, and I admittedly romanticize the idea. Someone
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We are so excited to announce that our first Baton Rouge Moms Night Out will be held on December 7th at “The Club” at LSU Union Square. Dinner at “The Club” embodies the rich culinary heritage of Louisiana within the classic ambiance, charm and tradition of LSU. It will be an evening to relax, meet
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Be amazed as one of Disneyland’s pumpkin carvers brings Mike Wazowski to life out of a simple seasonal gourd in celebration of this week’s release of Monsters University! Whip up a monstrously delicious Halloween feast with recipes below, care of Mike, Sulley, and the pledges over at OK, PNK and ROR! POP QUIZ! It’s time
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Where did October go? It’s hard to believe we are rolling into November this week. The temperatures are finally cooling down and the weather has been so pleasant, I hope it continues. The month of November will be a busy one for events in Baton Rouge, we hope to launch a new interactive Calendar of
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I have three children ages 5 and under, I’m fast-approaching my mid-30’s, and I am unable to fit into anything in my lingerie drawer. I know, I know — first world problems. But hear me out. We just met, and you still have to be polite. When I married my husband 8 years ago, I
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Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium invites guests to celebrate Halloween “infestivities” at Crawloween on Wednesday, October 30 and Thursday, October 31. Children are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes, learn about the myths behind some “scary” critters, make a bug craft and enjoy Halloween treats. Staff entomologists will be on hand to talk about myths
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In 2013, it is estimated that among U.S. women there will be 232,340 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed. There will be an estimated 39,620 deaths. This equates to 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed during their lifetime. With these numbers there is a high chance that breast cancer has touched your own family.
If you’d like more information about going Gluten Free, if your family is living with food allergies, or if you’d just like to buy some tasty cookies, you’re invited to the Gluten and Allergen Free Wellness Event on November 2. GFAF will be held in the Cook Hotel and Conference Center at LSU, 3848 West Lakeshore
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As the main cook in my house, feeding my family healthy meals is very important to me. The main focus when planning our meals is to use very few (none if possible) processed ingredients. My pantry and fridge consists mostly of fresh produce, hormone-free/antibiotic-free meat and diary products, healthy oils, spices, beans and lentils and
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