Thanks to Habitat for Humanity, a new Thanksgiving tradition is beginning at the Simmons family home this year. As usual, three generations of women — grandmother, mother and daughters — will prepare the meal together “from scratch and with love.” The menu will include all their favorite dishes: turkey, pot roast, honey ham, mashed potatoes,…
Lenore Skenazy co-founder of Let Grow with “The Anxious Generation” author Jonathan Haidt, discuss what kids want more that phones.
Meet the local 6-year-old boy who became the inspiration for the book “A Boy with Blue Dino Glasses.”
Learn smart tips for traveling with kids from Maggie and the Moms, including when to go, how to save money, and how to keep things fun!
Need ideas for summer fun with kids? Local moms share their go-to parks, indoor spots, and even overnight trips that won’t break the bank!
Learn how Danielle Wondrak helps grieving children and families navigate loss through support groups and Camp Blue Butterfly.
Read about moms who navigated career transitions after motherhood and found new purpose in their work and lives.
Danielle Bayard Jackson explains why friendships are key to happiness and how to make this Galentine’s a meaningful celebration of connection.
We’re chatting with Amy Schmidt, author of Cannonball!, on inspiring women to embrace change and start fresh at any stage of life.
Tech isn’t all bad! We’re sharing expert tips for parents on how to balance technology and education to promote safe and effective digital use.
Get to know ‘Dog Mom,’ Danielle Robins, the founder of Palm Harbor Animal prosthetics company OrthoPaws.
It’s hard to believe, but our kids will be going back to school this month. Summer always goes by too quickly (if you ask them), and adjusting to the new schedule takes time. To help you and your children navigate the transition as smoothly as possible, some Maggie and the Moms’ panelists use their areas…
Tampa Mom and Women’s Meditation Network founder, Katie Krimitsos, is sharing her new podcasts supporting meditation for kids!
The barista at CUP on S. Dale Mabry Highway in South Tampa hands me my drink and strikes up a conversation. Chatting with Stephen, I quickly realize what makes him and this coffee shop so special. “Would you mind telling me the month, day and year you were born?,” he asks politely. He thinks about…
Navigating the delicate balance of motherhood and female friendships can be a challenge, but it’s essential for our well-being. Discover practical strategies to strengthen these vital connections without sacrificing your family or work commitments.
Whether hitting the slopes or the beach is your idea of a perfect family adventure, you can enjoy your dream vacation in spring. We asked writer Terry Ward, an expert on family travel who’s visited 14 countries with her two children (ages 6 and 7), to share her top domestic and international picks for the…
Long before Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt were hosts of the popular HGTV series “100 Day Dream Home,” they were classmates at Riverview High School. Now married for eight years, living in their own dream home in Ruskin, and raising Mika’s 14-year-old daughter, Jade, together, they’re reflecting on their journey and looking ahead to an exciting new year.
If you had the power to protect your children from depression and anxiety, would you? Even though any parent would answer “yes” to that question, a valuable weapon in their arsenal often goes unused: the word “no.” Psychotherapist and author Thomas Kersting makes the case for prohibiting or limiting children’s screentime in “Disconnected,” which lays out…
When bestselling authors and co-parents Erica and Jonathan Catherman decided to write their next parenting book, they asked themselves a question: “How well had we done to prepare our “adulting” kids to leave home?” Knowing other parents were likely asking themselves the same question, they came up with “Raising Them Ready,” a guide for parents…
Feeling the lack of community in this new season of motherhood, the more they talked with other moms, the more they realized they were not alone. That’s when two St. Pete moms hatched an idea that is now a reality: The EverMom Collective.
Friendships come with feelings that children don’t always know how to handle. It’s tempting to lash out when we’re angry, but there’s zero possibility that someone will respond to nastiness by being nice.
Katie Krimitsos knows what moms need to hear to relax. Her podcasts (recorded in her closet) have been downloaded more than 100 million times.
We’re getting to know Kat Stickler, a Tampa mom and one of TikTok’s most popular influencers.
Procure is not your typical boutique. The unique retail concept sells products exclusively from women-owned businesses—most of them from Tampa and we’re getting to know the woman who brought it here to Tampa.
Psychologist and parenting authority Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore, author of “Kid Confidence,” offers advice on how to help your kids make friends in “Growing Friendships” and a new mini-podcast, “Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic”.
Enjoying traditional summer fun has been challenging this year, with limited access to our favorite activities but check out these Florida Springs!
Tampa native and celebrity chef Richard Hales invites us into his home with his flagship restaurant, Black Brick, and talks family life in his hometown.
Amidst the construction cranes dotting the landscape, you will see the electric wires that power the TECO Line Streetcar.
One year ago, flamenco dancer Irene Rodriguez took the biggest leap of her life, not on the dance floor—in real life. She left her home country of Cuba, where she was the principal dancer and director of the country’s most recognized flamenco company, and moved to Tampa with nothing more than the desire and drive…
Keith and Jill Sedita, of Florish Pizza in South Tampa, set out to recreate the pizza they grew up eating—with one distinction—it’s vegan.
As the oldest on her team, Kiley Williams is grateful for the second chance to pursue the passion she put on hold while having children.
Making the case for school-aged mental health days: 50 percent of all lifetime mental health illnesses start by the adolescent years.
Daytime co-host, Farron Hipp and her wife, Colleen, welcomed their first child via adoption after two unsuccessful cycles of IUI.
Zibby Owens has compiled an anthology of short essays written by notable authors who share their parenting experiences, insights and advice.
Besides being a strong athlete, “Electric Enzo” is also an ocean conservationist, YouTube star, a straight-A student and a humble teenager.
These family favorite, kid-tested 100 things to do in Tampa Bay and more are included in the latest edition of author, Kristen Hare’s book.
Every Monday, I assemble a rotating panel of moms from diverse backgrounds and in different stages of parenting for ” Maggie and the Moms “
My journey with Miles started when he was 18 months old. He was diagnosed with SMA, which is a rare neuromuscular condition.
Maggie & the Moms panelist Natassja Prose piqued our interest with a suggestion none of us had heard before: What about a sleepunder?
Maggie Rodriguez interviews Roo Powell, a child advocate who disguises herself as a teenager to nab online predators
Only one hour from Tampa Bay, Siesta Key waits for you and your family! Enjoy an amazing beach, great food, and a fun atmosphere!
Will Gholston became a father and an NFL player at the same time. Eight years and three kids later, he’s mastered both roles.
Tampa Riverwalk – a great place to play, eat, drink and enjoy! Learn about Tampa’s Riverwalk activities, Riverwalk food & drink & fun!
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