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Spotlight on Brandon

Brandon, located just east of Tampa, is a bustling city in its own right. Offering a variety of entertainment, dining, and business options, residents have been flocking to this area for years. A great place to live for singles and families alike, there are always fun new places to check out. As a mom, I’m […]

Stay at Home Date Night can be a Great Date Night

When my kids were babies, Date Night seemed easier, than it does now. Ironically, Date Night may be even more necessary than it was then. Why? Well, things are busier. Both kids have activities after school and we run around a bit until each night we make it home for dinner, baths and bedtime. After […]

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and What I Know Now: Survival After Child Loss

I’ve known about awareness month and like most, I shuddered to delve too deeply. It was too excruciating to think about and “please, God, don’t let it ever happen to me.” How inconceivable that pregnancy and infant loss is so common there is an entire month dedicated to a parent’s worst heartache. After February 25, […]

When the Breast is Best — A Father and Son Journey for Breast Milk

It Takes a Village They say that it takes a village to raise a child.  When it came to feeding my newborn this statement never held truer.  Like most moms I struggled with the idea of breast milk VS. Formula.  After much research I made the well-educated decision that I wanted my son to be […]

TBMB After Dark:: Love, Sex, and Magic…or the Lack Thereof

Disclaimer: the following post is written by a TBMB team member about their personal experience with sex, sex and marriage, how sex changes after kids, and other topics as they relate to sex. The views and opinions in this post are purely and entirely the author’s and neither TBMB nor the author claim to be an […]

A Father’s Story: Processing Pain through the Arts

I haven’t always appreciated the arts, but fortunately, I have a wife who has. In 2012, she brought me to our first art show, “Beauty and the Pain”, by a family friend and professional artist, Paul Tepper. The art was captivating, but it was the stories that inspired his paintings that took me from being “indifferent”, to now years later […]