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Rhode Island Moms strives to share parenting wisdom throughout the stages of motherhood. Our team of local contributors, from a variety of backgrounds and family units, provide a plethora of experiences and advice for parenting in Rhode Island. Discover stories that capture the daily happenings, along with the ups and downs wen experience as mothers. We talk about the household and share how to lighten the mental load as busy moms. We offer some tips for “baby proofing” your relationship and surviving and thriving toddlerhood. We also tackle topics such as navigating the death of a pet and playdate safety to help parents navigate difficult conversations with their children.

Rhode Island Moms is more than just a source of advice and tips; it’s a nurturing community where moms can connect, share stories, and find common ground in the challenges of motherhood. We organize events, both online and face-to-face, creating spaces for mothers to forge significant connections including playdates and coffee gatherings.

Parenting in Rhode Island offers its own distinctive challenges and rewards. Whether you’re looking for parenting wisdom or guidance Rhode Island Moms is here to support you through your parenting journey.

In preparation for the arrival of our first child, my husband and I recently took inventory. Not of car seats or onesies but of our own, less desirable personality traits. What characteristics of ours would our darling offspring be...
  "Sorry, Mommy!" These words slip so effortlessly from my tiny two year old's mouth, but every time I hear them, I cringe. Now, do not panic: I understand that I need to teach my daughter right from wrong, to...
Every year around this time, a subtle shift starts to take place in my house. The sun is rising earlier and setting later, short sleeve shirts become the norm, and fruits and vegetables that are not frozen start to...
Seven months and 28 days ago I had my third baby. Four months ago I signed up for my third half marathon. Right around the time each of my first two children turned one, I ran half marathons and wanted...
I remember when I was a kid we used to have bomb drills in school.  We would have to go to the hallway and sit facing the wall, curled up with our heads touching our knees.  I am still...
    There is a sunrise and a sunset every day and you can choose to be there for it. You can put yourself in the way of beauty. --Bobbi Lambrecht (Cheryl Strayed’s mom) It was the first Christmas ornament that I...
Like most parents today, I have a Pinterest board full of activities that I’d like to do with my children someday.  Realistically we’ve done maybe two of them in the past two summers. This year we’re shaking things up....
My kids and I were at the library the other day.  Blocks were being built, book pages were being turned, little ones crawled and ran around everywhere.  I was sitting in close proximity to a group of three moms...
When you face that figurative fork in the road, which way do you go? I’ve spent so many of my years following in the path more traveled that I know for sure I’ve missed some opportunities along the way. Don’t...
While enjoying dessert munching on graham crackers one night, I realized 1) I love graham crackers and 2) the only reason I have graham crackers in my house is because I have kids. This seemed wrong and a little...

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