Thu, 6 December 2007
This week Maria speaks with Michele Casper, from Lands End. Next, Britt Michaelian, founder of Responsible Family, talks about how parents can develop a safety strategy to keep their families safe and secure in case of emergencies. Then, Laura Duksta – author of “I Love You More? a gorgeous and touching combination of heartfelt message, rhyme and rhythm and child-like illustrations. |
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Mom Talk Radio is the first radio talk show dedicated to real-life moms. Hosted by Maria Bailey, author, founder of MomTV.com, co-founder of BlueSuitMom.com and mother of four active kids.
Each week Maria tackles issues important to moms, featuring expert guests with real-life answers on topics from health and safety to food and finances, and everything in between.
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