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Tag: awareness

Look, Ma: Life Is Short; Let’s Make It Count

January 28, 2015momstownReal LifeNo commentsawareness, depression, Literacy, Look, Ma!, mental health, reading

A viral video reminds us to live in the moment; #BellLetsTalk reminds us to talk about what scares us; a Frozen parody reminds us to hide the CD in case of a snow day

By Sonia Verma

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momstown Friendships Lower Risk Of Post-Partum Depression: Study

January 28, 2015momstownParentingNo commentsawareness, depression, expert advice, mental health, post-partum

momstown communities across Canada are all about connecting real moms, every day, in person and online. Many women will tell you, “It was my moms’ group that saved me,” and a University of Waterloo study used momstown to show just how important these groups are to new mothers, and their mental health

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The Guide to Yard Sale Shopping

May 7, 2014momstownReal LifeNo commentsadvice, awareness, shopping, tips

There’s no better adrenaline rush than rising early on a Saturday morning, downing a cup of hot coffee, and hitting the road for a day of bargain hunting. To help kick-off the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Yard Sale for the Cure (yardsaleforthecure.com), below is the ultimate guide to Yard Sale shopping.

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Finding Autism Support For Parents

April 8, 2014momstownParentingNo commentsAutism Awareness, awareness, Julie Cole, parenting advice, special needs

It has been 10 years since my son was diagnosed with autism at the age of three. Back in those days, you got your diagnosis and you were sent on your way to deal with it. Very little information regarding treatment, agencies, education or help of any kind was provided. It was pretty much a “Yes, your son has autism… don’t hit yourself with the door on the way out” kind of an approach.

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Living With Epilepsy

March 23, 2014momstownReal LifeNo commentsawareness, health, Mommy stories, special needs

March 26 is International Epilepsy Awareness Day. Each day in Canada, an average of 42 people learn that they have epilepsy and in approximately 50% of cases of childhood epilepsy, seizures disappear completely. Here is one mom’s story of living with a daughter who has Epilepsy.

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Down Syndrome Awareness Day- Advice for #FutureMoms

March 20, 2014momstownParentingNo commentsawareness, inspiration, moms-to-be, motherhood, pregnancy, special needs

I just watched the most inspiring video for World Down Syndrome Day. This incredible video has grown children with Down’s Syndrome helping a pregnant mom-to-be answer the question of “will my baby be okay” after she learned of his diagnosis in utero.

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There is NO Safe Amount of Alcohol When You’re Pregnant

March 11, 2014momstownParentingNo commentsadvice for expectant moms, awareness, moms-to-be, pregnancy, prenatal health, special needs

Many popular myths still endorse drinking alcohol as culturally acceptable when pregnant. Many people still believe alcohol is okay to consume in moderate amounts while pregnant. But the reality is there’s no safe time, amount or type of alcohol when you are pregnant.

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Our Special Posts on this Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day

October 15, 2013momstownParentingNo commentsawareness, death of a child, grief, miscarriage, pregnancy and infant loss

With Pregnancy and Loss Remembrance Day, upon us, I have been reflecting on my own loss of my 3 year old son, Zack.

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World Breastfeeding Week 2013 – momstown moms offer their support

August 2, 2013momstownParentingNo commentsawareness, Breastfeeding

momstown is proud to celebrate World Breastfeeding Week August 1-7 and continues to be a source of support for moms and babies in communities across Canada.

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I’m a supporter of McHappy Day®

May 8, 2013momstownReal LifeNo commentsawareness, teachable moments

I know what it’s like to have a child in the hospital for a long period of time. I know what it’s like to be away from family and friends while you spend days with your sick child within the 4 walls of the hospital room. I know the impact on your marriage, your other children and every aspect of your family life.
I also know what it’s like to rise above those challenges and be inspired by the amazing miracles around you.

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Anti-Bullying Week – What’s Your Story?

November 21, 2012momstownParenting, School LifeNo commentsawareness, bullying

Stand up against bullying. One story to inspire.

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The Things People Say- Autism Awareness

October 11, 2012momstownParentingNo commentsAutism Awareness, awareness, mental health, parenting advice, special needs

My shock prevents me from answering the remark that a complete stranger just said to me. My daughter has Autism and you won’t believe the things that people have said.

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Bullying: Do you know any Mom Bullies?

April 15, 2012momstownReal LifeNo commentsawareness, bullying

Do adults (namely moms) follow the same “no tolerance” for bullying?

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How to be part of the anti-bullying movement

December 9, 2011momstownParenting, Real Life, School LifeNo commentsadvice, awareness, bullying, parenting advice

April 9th is the Day of Pink. When momstown sat down with Ontario Premier, we talked about how we can be a part of the anti-bullying movement. Here are some definitions and tips to help you and your child.

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