Today's Family magazine

12/10/2020

Sweet treats are a must have for the holidays and we've got the hook up for you and your family!

🎄Need some cookies for Santa? has cookie trays available in 4 sizes for pick up or delivery. Call 426-7736 to order. 🍪

🎄Check out 's Decorate Your Own Cake Kit. Themed for the holidays, everyone can get in on the fun. Several flavors to choose from, call  899-2008 to order. 🎂

🎄Who doesn't love a Gingerbread House? has Gingerbread House Kits for sale this holiday season that are gluten free. Call 290-7197 for more details! 🍬

11/02/2020

How cool is this?!?!? Be sure to tune in tomorrow to the Hoda & Jenna show.

Raegan (age 11) & Rylyn (age 9) implemented a Be Kind movement in their community. The Richins sisters' started a mission expressing the importance of being kind over a year ago because they have 3 siblings with Down syndrome (2 who are adopted). Through their efforts, their hometown of La Grange, Kentucky was recently named the "Kindness Capital of Kentucky".

The sister's hand-painted and sold over 2,500+ Be Kind signs and donated the proceeds to local charities.

The Be Kind Oldham County campaign story will be shared LIVE on the TODAY with Hoda & Jenna, on NBC, on Nov. 3rd at 10:00am.

We hope you celebrate kindness with them,
Rhonda (Raegan & Rylyn's mom)

10/28/2020

Raising Changemakers: Rylyn & RaeganOct 24, 2020 | Today's Family Now Sisters Rylyn and Raegan work at the picnic table in their backyard (the table is now a beautiful rainbow of colors thanks to their spray painting). The girls are wearing the shirts they designed for their Be Kind organization. ...

10/06/2020

Check out these Halloween events that are still happening!

7 Halloween Events Still HappeningOct 5, 2020 | Community, Entertainment • Boo at the Zoo is offering Halloween fun for kids 11 and under at The Louisville Zoo. Buy tickets in advance.• The Jack O’ Lantern Spectacular is returning for the eighth consecutive year to South Louisville’s Iroquoi...

09/17/2020

Is your baby keeping you up at night? Sleep Coach Maggie Moore (Moore Sleep - Pediatric Sleep Consultant) offers a few suggestions to help you get through those sleepless nights. “The most important component is to remain consistent. Each child is an individual, so if what you are doing is working, then keep doing it,” Maggie says.

https://www.todayswomannow.com/2019/10/is-your-baby-keeping-you-up-at-night.html/

09/15/2020

Eventually, our babies grow up and need a big-kid space. Here are some tips to make their space fit their growth:
• Prioritize your kid’s interests in the design and involve them in small ways
• Remove unused items, and re-visit the function of the room
• Address new safety concerns
• Introduce routines and chores

https://www.todayswomannow.com/2020/04/decorating-a-big-kid-room.html/

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09/10/2020

"I’m learning to be present with my kid even when life outside (and inside) can feel frantic and uncertain," says Tonilyn Hornung. Many parents find themselves rushing through parenting moments only to get to that 'next stage.' Quarantine for many parents like Tonilyn has slowed them down and changed their mindset.

My Kid and Me During This Great PauseSep 5, 2020 | Family, Healthy Choices “I’m learning to be present with my kid even when life outside (and inside) can feel frantic and uncertain.”Sitting on our couch, my 6-year-old son cuddles against my shoulder. This makes it awkward to turn the pages of...

08/27/2020

“I find that I renew myself best by living insanely every day,” Bob Mueller writes.

Do You Need A Break?Jul 19, 2020 | COVID-19, Mental Health “I find that I renew myself best by living insanely every day,” Bob Mueller writes.Do we think it’s weak to need a break? Do we ignore the need to recharge our batteries? Responsibility for our own lives requires us to recognize the ne...

08/24/2020

“We must have a different conversation about race, and stop painting people with broad brushes,” says Sadiqa Reynolds, president and CEO of the Louisville Urban League, Inc. Read more here ⬇️

Raising a Racially Sensitive Child: Sadiqa ReynoldsJul 17, 2020 | Family “We must have a different conversation about race, and stop painting people with broad brushes,” says Sadiqa Reynolds, president and CEO of the Louisville Urban League.In early June, protests spanned the globe in a unified...

08/20/2020

Catherine McGeeney, director of communications at the Coalition for the Homeless and mother of three, says the first step in raising a racially sensitive white child is to accept the systemic racism present in our city. Read more here ⬇️

Raising A Racially Sensitive Child: Catherine McGeeneyJul 24, 2020 | Family ACTIVELY CHOOSING ANTI-RACISMCatherine McGeeney, director of communications at the Coalition for the Homeless and mother of three, says the first step in raising a racially sensitive white child is to accept the systemic rac...

08/18/2020

Q: “Our family has gone through a transition because of the recent pandemic. How do we get life back on track when normal seems to be a thing of the past?”

What A Mess! How Do We Get Back On Track?Jul 26, 2020 | Family, Just Ask Joyce Q: “Our family has gone through a transition because of the recent pandemic. My husband is depressed because he had to close his business. He’s snappy with the kids and me and has relinquished his parenting duties, un...