As you guys know, my friend and ER Nurse Jordyn Redwood has been guest posting on my blog about common medical questions that young parents have. I’m so grateful that she has volunteered to continue posting– I’ve learned so much from her posts! Even better, Jordyn has asked me if any of my readers have specific questions for her to answer… so, if you have a pressing (or not-so-pressing) question about pediatric medicine, leave it in the comments and I’ll make sure Jordyn gets it.
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Enjoy Real Food- Fruit and Veggie Challenge: Day 22Did you know there are over 30,000 different varieties of mushrooms? Mushrooms are a great source of Vitamin D. Today’s challenge is to try at least one of them! Portobello Burger (one of my favorites)4 portobello mushroom caps2 tablespoons olive oil1 tablespoon minced garlicsalt and pepper to tasteCombine the olive oil and minced garlic. Brush the mushr […]
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A Parent in Silver Spring- Vote The Still Point Best Spa in City Paper PollAs I have written recently, becoming a customer…nay, a devotee, a groupie…of The Still Point Spa in Takoma Park has dramatically improved my health, appearance and post-partum mojo. So I encourage you guys to check out The Still Point for a facial, acupuncture, massage or other eco-friendly, healthful treatment, as well as send this local, […]
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Author, Jody Hedlund- Publication: Perfection Not RequiredSometimes I think we writers would like to find the magic formula for having our books reach success. We’re constantly drawn to posts that say things like: “How to Write a Best Seller in Three Easy Steps” or “Increase Your Amazon Rankings Overnight” or Ten Ways to Triple Your Book Sales.”I admit. Those kinds of titles pull me in.But sadly, there are no secre […]
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Rachelle Gardner, Literary Agent- 13 Ways to Impress an AgentAdmit it, you’ve been trying to crack the code for getting an agent’s attention, whether in a query or a face-to-face meeting. You’ve been searching high and low for the secret to making an agent sit up and say “Wow!” Well, since I like you so much, I’m going to risk ostracism from my colleagues […]
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Schuconnected- Some Pictures!Ok, so somehow uploading pictures has become a rare activity in our home...poor baby #3 will probably have no evidence of most of her early childhood. Anyway, here are some pictures from the past few weeks...Jude, a couple days before Christmas, with his and Greta's new bears.Greta, Christmas morning.Greta Christmas morning, in her new dress up outfit. […]
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Kathi Lipp – Christian Speaker and Author of The Husband Project- Getting dinner to the table“What’s for dinner mom?” “Where’s dinner, honey?” Sound familiar? Dinner: The anticipated or dreaded question of the day. The thing we agonize over not long after breakfast. What are you cooking for dinner tonight? Hopefully, we can help each other out and make it a bit easier most nights of the week. [...]Getting dinner to the table […]
- Getting dinner to the table




This is awesome! I’m wondering when I should panic about fevers… when my son was a baby, it seemed like anytime his fever was above 101, they wanted me to come in, but now (he’s 4), they seem to think even 104 isn’t worrisome. Is there ever a time when fever IS worth a trip to the ER?
Ear infections. It seems like I’m heading to the doctor every other day when my kids complain of ear pain… and half the time, they don’t have infections. But then, the other day, my 3-year-old was complaining and I ignored it (after 2 false alarms) and her ear drum ruptured. So, I guess my question is this: Is there any sure way to tell at home if it’s really an ear infection or just ear pain? And, does it hurt to just give my kids some motrin and wait it out if I suspect an ear infection?
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