Lafayette Moms Network

Me too! I’ve had one bad experience there but the rest of the time everyone is so nice (and I can never get enough of their chips!) We only tried to go to the brew co because we were right in front of it. The only […]

i have a friend who does pretty much everything. we own a rental….and he pretty much fixes anything i ask. haha. pm me and i’ll shoot you his info

i have a very small cleaning biz…we can do one time cleanings as well. feel free to contact me anytime! 765-586-1006 or millermillerllc.org

I prefer Spurlock’s over LBC anyway!

I used a great lady last week. She is not a service, but did a fabulous job on my house. Contact me privately and I’ll give you more info

Good idea, I may just do that! He did seem like he was annoyed by me so maybe they would like to know about his attitude.

I recycle the lids

Amy D. – if this is an area of concern for you , I would definitely encourage you to mention it to your pediatrician. The removal of tonsils and adenoids falls in the realm of ENTs (ears, nose, and throat […]

Since we have recycling I just put all of those things right into the recycling. Aren’t lids recyclable just like the container?

after I rinse out the container, I usually put the lid back on it or if the lid in bendable (like a cottage cheese container) I stick it inside the container. As for the top of a can I open using a can opener, if […]

Sarah-that certainly sounds like a really frustrating situation! Have you thought about emailing the Lafayette Brew co and letting them know about what happened? Sometimes companies hire jerk employees and would […]

What a really interesting (and timely for me) topic. I just finished reading the about forthcoming research on removal of tonsils/adenoids. My ADHD son will be having his upcoming annual check-up in June. How […]

Amy – I didn’t think you were discrediting ADHD. I just wanted to point out that doctors tend to rely on scientifically demonstrated evidence. Until there is a scientific body of evidence that delineates the […]

Julie, definitely good points. I definitely wasn’t saying that ADHD isn’t a real thing or that all kids diagnosed with ADHD are simply sleep deprived. Not at all! It just seems obvious that if a child is going […]

My perspective as a parent of a child with special needs – no, doctors may not have asked about sleep patterns before diagnosing ADHD. This study is focusing on sleep disorders, not the occasional time when a […]