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Link: Inspired moms I was invited to write the OC Family magazine annual cover story about the top interesting picks of inspired moms in Orange County. I really loved getting to meet and learn about each woman. I was awarded an awesome opportunity to tell each mother’s story in a way that would then inspire other moms in the county.Read More →

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After writing two articles for the OC Family newspaper section, I was contracted to be a monthly columnist for the magazine. My column on the 0-2 age range began in January 2014. The columns are similar to stories – in that I find and interview appropriate sources — and are a column in the sense that I develop the editorial content and schedule. January 2014: Keeping cherished memories (Modern ways of preserving memories of your child’s firsts) February 2014: Food for thought (What vitamins and minerals are most important for pregnant or breastfeeding moms) March 2014: Baby talk (The latest research and advice on nurturing your baby’s language development)Read More →

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Link: Labor of Love I was chosen to write the January OC Family magazine cover story. My mission: to tell the birth stories of three Orange County women. One woman gave birth in a pool in a birthing center, another in a hospital using an epidural and another in a hospital attempting a natural labor that turned into a cesarian delivery. I loved listening to the stories of these women. Giving birth is certainly not a new practice – but still, every single delivery is a miracle. Even for the same woman each labor is unique and beautiful on its own. In this story, IRead More →

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Link: Parents can sometimes share too much information In this informative column for the OC Family section of the Orange County Register I tackle a sensitive topic: what parents do and do no post about their children online. I interviewed mothers at the ends of the spectrum to explain why they either post all the time or not at all. And beyond anecdotes, I shared information on the main things to be wary of when posting information about one’s child online.Read More →

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Link: The evolution of mom I was asked to write about how motherhood has changed over the past 100 years. I first tackled the topic by thinking of the main themes: technology, family structures, jobs, communities and the state of the country. I read stories autobiographical stories on how mothering has changed and I reviewed statistical information collected by the Census and federal agencies. My main subjects were a mother, her mother and her grandmother who I found by contacting local moms organizations.Read More →