Motherhood Over 35: Month Two
By Kathy Zucker There is something very special about having a tiny baby to snuggle on Mother’s Day. Waking up that Sunday morning and rolling over to see my new daughter’s face wreathed in smiles just made my day. Hope all the moms reading this had a great Mother’s Day! The last...
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When Mommy Can’t Be Home At Bedtime
by Lois Rubin Gross When I was a young working mom, I frequently worked the late shift at the library. That meant I wasn’t always home at bedtime to tuck my daughter in and share the ritual of her bedtime story. It’s hard to say if that absence was harder on me or on her. I...
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Being Unsociable with Social Media
By Kathy Zucker Twitter. Facebook. Google+. Pinterest. WordPress blogs. The list of social media tools goes on and on. And the amount of time needed to establish and maintain an identity on each site? Enormous. At every Metro Moms Consulting Network meeting, I encounter at least one...
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“Didn’t You Hear Me?” by Suvi Mahonen
We’d like to present a new Feature Story here at Metro Fiction. Please check the Welcome page for more information about us. This week, we meet Arlene and Ray who are struggling to cope with some bad news about their unborn baby. Note: This story includes strong language We...
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Newport Green: The Hottest Outdoor Scene in Town
Credit: Kathy Zucker Credit: Kathy Zucker Credit: Nupoor Patel The Metro Moms love the great outdoors. So when we learned a new playground had opened in walking distance of our operations...
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Parenthood and Marriage: NOT Like a Horse and Carriage
Marriage is a constant work in progress. From division of chores to holiday travel and spending money, you and your spouse negotiate on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. With stressful jobs and limited time, it takes a lot of effort and communication to consistently achieve marital...
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There are pros and cons to raising a family in a city, but Earth Day is the one day each year when cramming all those people into tiny apartments is actually an advantage. See how every day is Earth Day for the Metro Moms and their kids. 5 cars for 5 households (21 people). Living in a...
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Motherhood Over 35: Month Two
By Kathy Zucker There is something very special about having a tiny baby to snuggle on Mother’s Day. Waking up that Sunday morning and rolling over to see my new daughter’s face wreathed in smiles just made my...
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