Courtney is the traveling mom! She has 3 girls and is the founder of Detroit Mommies and currently lives in Florida. You can follow her on Twitter @courtneyRVL.
When it comes to those hard-to-buy-for relatives, friends and the foodies in your life, holiday shopping just got easier. Give the gift of Detroit’s original square Sicilian-style pizza. Buddy’s Pizza, with 11 locations across Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties, offers up gift cards in-store and on its website at Buddyspizza.com. Choose from the kind …
Identity theft affects an individual in a lot of different ways. It causes stress and the process of cleaning up the mess resulting from identity fraud can take a person’s time away from family. Shockingly, one million children feel victim to identity theft last year alone, and this doesn’t include the adults that are also …
Every year, countless dogs in Detroit head to the vet after Thanksgiving — many suffering from digestive problems and canine pancreatitis — because they’ve eaten things they really shouldn’t. So how can you say “Bone Appetit” to Fido on Thanksgiving while still keeping your hungry hound happy and healthy? According to veterinarian Dr. Jan Bellows …
Get hands-on this holiday season during Holidays in Henry Ford Museum,November 28, 2014 – January 4, 2015. Featuring new activities for kids, new buildings inside the LEGO ® train display in Depot Town and the return of Santa and a 25-foot Christmas tree, there is plenty to see and do to get into the holiday …
You’ve started a family, and there are a lot of things pulling on your time. Yes life is busy, but there’s an important item to add to the list. Your kids will need to learn how to be safe in the water, and that means swim lessons will be a high priority on the schedule. …
Humble Design, a Metro-Detroit based non-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless families in need, is launching a new campaign on November 17th to help raise money to provide beds and home furnishings for families in need. To date, Humble Design has furnished the homes of 436 deserving Detroit-area families. “Every night, too many kids have …