The Musings & Happenings of a Single Mompreneur
Posts about my life as a mom. Includes such content as mommy confessions, single parenting posts, random musings, and product reviews.
I am so glad that I was able to connect with the Arkansas Women Bloggers when I first started blogging and that over the past year or so I have actually been plugging in. I have learned a lot from this amazing group of ladies, have made some friends, and have had some amazing opportunities that I have been involved with. And I don’t foresee the amazingness coming to an end any time soon.
FTC Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by Arkansas Better Beginnings. I was selected to be a brand ambassador because of my shared commitment to their mission of providing our children with better beginnings. Everything I write on my blog are my true sentiments.
If you ask anyone that knows me what one of my top favorite activities is, chances are they will say reading.
This past summer I had the extreme pleasure of being invited to visit Moss Mountain Farm to meet Paul Allen Smith, tour his beautiful property, and learn about Arkansas College Savings Plans. I was recently invited to come back (along with a group of other local bloggers) for another event and to learn more about saving for our children’s futures. Who could say no to that?!
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I just HAD to share this awesomely hilarious (and scarily familiar) Thriller parody. It plays on the way that moms can often turn into mombies (Moms + Zombies) when dealing with toddlers. This is probably relatable to any mom who has ever:
*Had a toddler that refuses to sleep through the night
*Had a toddler that is difficult to potty train
*Had to be up half the night potty training
*Had a child that wakes up at the crack of dawn
*Let’s face it…had a child.
FTC Disclaimer: I am one of the brand ambassadors for Arkansas Better Beginnings. In this role, I am compensated for helping to spread the word about their program. That includes blog posts such as this one. Howe
Yesterday I was one of hundreds of parents and educators in attendance at the Arkansas Early Childhood Association conference in Hot Springs, Arkansas. I was there in my role as a brand ambassador for Arkansas Better Beginnings (a program that is geared towards helping to ensure that children in Arkansas are afforded quality childcare,
