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Love pumpkins but hate carving them? Here are some last minute, and less messy, decorating ideas that will help you turn your pumpkins into centerpiece masterpieces.

Love pumpkins but hate carving them? DIY guru Katie Richardson has some last minute, and less messy, decorating ideas that will turn your pumpkins into centerpiece masterpieces.

Halloween is the perfect time to make old-fashioned shadow puppets. They lend themselves to scary stories and they’re simple to do. We’ll show you how.

Halloween is the perfect time to make old-fashioned shadow puppets. They lend themselves to scary stories and they’re simple to do. We’ll show you how.

Forget the candy. For a grownup treat this Halloween, try this spooky and ghoulish cocktail that provides both a trick and treat. It’s from the funny woman behind Drinking With Chickens and it’s part of the Mom2Mom last minute Halloween Extravaganza!

What does tea have to do with your kids’ fidgeting while they are trying to focus during at-home learning? Educator Gahmya Drummond-Bey, who has taught remotely in Asia during two pandemics, shares ways to work with your kids’ movement, and embrace it. It’s COVID during class for the latest #Mom2Mom.

When it comes to doing what’s right for your kids during this pandemic, emotions run high. That can lead to judgment, a lot of judgment . Comedian, author and social media superstar Tiffany Jenkins tells Mom2Mom how she handles mom-shaming and how you can too.

You may know her from her hysterical Instagram page Juggling the Jenkinsher book High Achiever that delves into how she overcame drug addiction to become a mom of three and the hysterical keeping-it-real influencer and comedian she is today. She drops by the Mom Cave to talk about it all, plus mom-shaming, the pandemic, her favorite videos and more.

With COVID-19 cases heading into the red in many communities and school districts juggling to adjust on the fly, it’s clear that remote learning is going to be part of the game plan for some time. Gahmya Drummond-Bey, a global curriculum developer who has taught overseas during two pandemics, stopped by Mom2Mom with Maria Sansone to share some tips...

With women being forced to leave the workforce in droves thanks to the pandemic, what is the outlook for professional women in 2021? A Google executive has some silver lining predictions.

It’s always critical to find space for yourself, but it’s more critical than ever given everything that is going on in the world. Best-selling author Rachel Bertsche stops by Mom2Mom and shows you how to carve out pockets of indulgence no matter how chaotic your life is.

Eight hundred sixty-five thousand women left the workforce in September alone, four times more women than men, a large number of the women were minorities. What is going on, and what can be done? It’s the topic of this important episode of Mom2Mom.

From oldies but goodies like Speak & Spell to high-tech newcomers that will show kids the science of 3D printing, we’ve got the list on toys that teach.

It’s just about time for fall comfort food. Maria Sansone has a family chili recipe that will get you warmed up all the way to your toes, and it has only five ingredients. How easy is that?!

When it comes to down time, it’s downright precious. To make sure you don’t waste it, best-selling author Rachel Bertsche drops by Mom2Mom and tells us how a YOU list can be a lifesaver.

Even if ‘normal’ door-to-door candy-catching isn’t in the cards this Halloween, you can whip up plenty of COVID-safe tricks and treats to keep the entire family in the holiday mood. Mom2Mom’s Maria Sansone gets the lowdown on the Boston Mom’s Halloween Guide.

Even if ‘normal’ door-to-door candy-catching isn’t in the cards this Halloween, you can whip up plenty of COVID-safe tricks and treats to keep the entire family in the holiday mood. Mom2Mom’s Maria Sansone gets the lowdown on the Boston Mom’s Halloween Guide.

Books can be such a helpful tool when it comes to teaching kids about identity, empathy and acceptance, especially when they are diverse and representative.

When a local mom couldn’t find a book that represented the journey of her transgender son, she decided to write one herself.  Enter, Eli’s New Clothes.

“Back to School” shopping looks a little different this year. The typical lists of notebooks, pencils, and binders are longer with additions like hand sanitizer and masks. Bethany Braun-Silva, Editor of Parenting.com, shares her favorite products to help keep kids safe this year. First, everyone needs a mask (or two or three!) Bethany has found success using Cubcoats with...

Kids are home from school until September. If you’re worried about how many worksheets or papers they’re actually getting done, we get it.