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Summer of Sanity mommy ® magazine Summer Empowered Spirit: of Sanity Mind, Body, • Self -Preservation with Daddy Mama • Building Your Child's Self-Esteem the • Salt Therapy to Soothe the Soul One Local Mom Runs the Boston Marathon guide is here! Eat Local: BurgerFi Motherhood Play Local: is a Jungle! Bolger Play Space at Ringling Museum Reader photo & & University Place Community Park caption contest Your Family’s Local Survival Guide May/June 2018 Welcome to the Club send us a photo and info about your baby (up to 1 year old) to: [email protected] illie L Precious Memories Photography by Deklan Bartholemew McDonald Leilani Grace January 26, 2018 April 14, 2017 9 lbs ~ 21.25 inches 7 lbs, 3 oz ~ 19 inches He was welcomed by his Mum and Dad, Welcomed with love by Daisy & Ernesto Kristina and Tim, and his big brother and Sanchez and proud Big Brother Elijah sister, Tyson and Sabrina. Happy 1st birthday princess! Specialized Dental Care for Infants, Children & Adolescents Board Certified Pediatric Dentist Friendly Dental Team State-of-the-Art Technology, Software & Equipment Themed Rooms for Your Child’s Enjoyment Digital Radiographs Amy Anderson Photos Participates With Most PPO Insurances Lillian Diana Cristea Colleen “Coco” Jeannette Olson November 10, 2017 at 11:30 a.m. February 16, 2018 at 8:47 p.m. 7 lbs, 11 oz ~ 20.5 inches 8 lbs, 11 oz ~ 20.5 inches Welcomed with love by Cornel, Erica, Welcomed by mom and dad Jeffrey and Eileen and big brother Weston Olson and two big sisters Nora and Amelia. Your baby's birth story, IN PRINT! Let's talk about birth, baby. Long labor, short labor, C-section, adoption? Hospital, birth center, home, or in a taxi? Every mom has at least one good story about it - Let us help tell yours! Email: [email protected] 2 mommy magazine® May/June 2018 facebook.com/mommymagazine ® mommy magazine ® [email protected] mommy-magazine.com facebook.com/mommymagazine Sara Malone, Editor-In-Chief mommy Ciera Coleman, Creative Director Your Family's Local Survival Guide magazine Amy Nance, Editor May/June 2018 Volume Thirteen, Issue Five Kathryn Coleman, Office Manager Raven Greulich, Calendar Administrator 2 Welcome to the Club 25 Daddy This issue's cover photography by: Jason Kimble, Copy Editor The Fine Art of Self- 4 Summer Camps Preservation by Rob McLain Printed by Sun Coast Press A Few of Our Favorites 26 Fit Mommy Columnists and Contributors: 6 Special Events by Stephanie Knight Pam Beitlich Beth Luberecki in May and June Joseph Brunetti Rob McLain Pages 6-8, 10-12, 14-16, 29 SMH Special Delivery Chelsea Clarkson Ashley Murphy 18, 20, 22-24, 27-28 Pam Beitlich, Director of Diana Dusenbury Rawley Ryckman Women & Children's Services Katie Jones Ryan Stanley 9 Mothering, Honestly Lydia L Photography Stephanie Knight Jamee Thumm 30 Weekly & Ongoing Dog Days of Motherhood www.lydialphotography.com by Chelsea Clarkson Events in May and June For advertising information: Pages 30-34, 37, On location and In-studio - 13 Birth Stories 39-41, 44-46 Specializing in Children! 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