Life in Boston
My Sidewalk Running Is Not Going Well (Share the Road!)
Thrown into this new lifestyle, I am trying to listen to ALL the advice. Social distance, wash your hands, don’t hoard toilet…
Meet a Boston Mom :: Alice Lewis, Alice’s Table
Moms don’t get the recognition they deserve! As a business run BY local moms FOR local moms, Boston Moms is excited to…
Meet the Nominees! :: Boston’s Super Mom on the Front Lines
While all moms are certainly carrying a heavier load these days as we navigate our new normal, moms who are working on…
Do Yourself a Favor :: Outsource Your Mosquito and Tick Control!
With everything going on in our world right now, it’s easy to forget about all the good coming our way soon. Long…
Meet a Boston Mom :: Juli McDonald, WBZ
Moms don’t get the recognition they deserve! As a business run BY local moms FOR local moms, Boston Moms is excited to showcase the hard work local moms are doing — both at home and in their professions. Today’s feature highlights Juli McDonald, local mom and news reporter!
Community Feature :: Rustic Marlin Offers Signs of Hope
Rustic Marlin founders Melanie and Brian O’Neil started their business in their garage in 2012 and now employ a talented team of over 30 designers, artists, and craftsmen. Their business, like most small businesses, has seen the immediate effects of the economic downturn associated with COVID-19. However, instead of hanging their heads in defeat, Melanie and Brian got creative.
On COVID-19 and Facing Fear :: There’s More to Learn than Handwashing
This isn’t easy. Mostly because I, too, am angry and scared and sad. I want to go back to normal. Unfortunately, it looks like this is the new normal, at least for a little while. As uncomfortable as I am, I can’t take that out on others. And while I’m happy that everyone has a newfound love for handwashing, I’d like to encourage a love for kindness, compassion, and love itself.
Feeding Your Family :: Greater Boston Food Resources During COVID-19 School Closures
Boston Moms is committed to bringing timely and necessary resources to our readers in Greater Boston and beyond. With the recent school closures due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) concerns, we understand that access to food might be limited for some families in our area. Below you will find resources for sourcing food in your community. These resources have been pooled by our followers and team. If you have an additional resource that you believe should be mentioned, please email meghan[at]bostonmoms.com.
