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3 Ways to Get Your Family Back on Track After the Holidays
It’s that time of year again, right after the holidays, when there is a calm after the storm of busyness, overspending, and saying “yes” to way too much. I start asking myself, “How do I get my family...
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Understanding Preeclampsia: One Mother’s Story
When I was a little girl, the sister of one of my mother’s friends died of preeclampsia. Her name was Julie and her death left a big impression on me. Even as an adult, I thought about her. When I...
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12 Must-Read Breastfeeding Articles
In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, we have pulled together our best breastfeeding posts to share with you. Milk Supply Issue: What to Do 5 Tips for Going Back to Work While Breastfeeding 5 Common...
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A Mother’s Story: Family-Centered C-Section
I rang in the New Year at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, having my third child, on Dec. 31, via cesarean section. I have never had surgery before and wasn’t nervous until they wheeled me to...
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Our Best Healthy Eating & Recipe Posts
With the new school year underway for Middle Tennessee students, it’s important for parents to provide healthy food options for their children. Below is a round-up of some of Wishing Well’s best posts...
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Helping Children Deal With Vitiligo
This past summer I noticed a few white spots on my youngest daughter’s knuckles. I assumed they were just old “battle scars” because she is such a rough-and-tumble kid. Then BAM! Those white spots...
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5 Ways to Inspire Children to Give Back
Volunteering with your children is an awesome way to teach them about giving back. I’ve been in the social work field for more than 15 years and know firsthand just how important it is to give back....
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5 Ways to Help Your Child Use Social Media Responsibly
Back in my day (now I’m about to really sound old), my idea of social media was talking on the phone and using three-way. I’m a child of the ’70s. If I wanted to talk to someone in another state, let...
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3 Lessons I Teach My Biracial Daughters
Growing up I lived in a few different states but I always refer to Washington, D.C. as my home. I graduated from a high school that was about 99% Black, lived in a predominately Black neighborhood...
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