Barbara Correa writes about work and family for the Los Angeles Daily News.
Moms to Crash Presidential Debate
Need grows for 24-hour child care
Meals are lowfat, but the price is rich
Survey Says the kids are alright with helicopter parents
Nanny tax may come back to bite
Santa Monica Mom busted for leaving kid in the car unattended for 45 seconds
U.S. Birthrate Highest in 45 Years
Erin commented on MOM's Drive-Through Guide to Greater L.A.
Stella commented on Special Diet Designed to Help Mothers Cope With Stress
Michele commented on Nannies Beware. Moms are watching you
Annette commented on Are Preschool Fees a Racket?
Rachel Anderson commented on When Halloween Dress Up Is Too Scary, Too Sexy
Sue Doe-Nim commented on Another Chinese Toy Recalled
Step Zombie commented on Feeding Frenzy
Michele commented on Hovering Parents, What Gives?
Sue Doe-Nim commented on Fire Day: Best Indoor Mall Playgrounds
« Need grows for 24-hour child care | Main | Have you ever left your child alone in the car? »
In a show of Mom power, Momsrising.org is crashing the Presidential candidate debates in California this week to spread the message that millions of U.S. kids have no health insurance. Momsrising members plan to hold up baby onesies embellished with slogans like: “I ♥ Healthcare’’ and “I’m Worth the Effort’’ as candidates file into Hollywood’s Kodak Theater tomorrow afternoon. For more info, see http://www.momsrising.org.