By Danielle Spano You have waited nine months, and now your baby is finally here! And after just a few days in the hospital with the help and care of the hospital staff, you are on your own. This period… read more
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The Dangers Lurking Behind the Computer Screen: Teaching your children to beware of cybercrime
By Jennifer Jensen We lock our doors to keep out intruders. We set alarms to take it one step further. We install baby gates near stairs to prevent accidents. We put protectors in sockets to ensure our little ones do… read more
Our Charitable Family: The Schmidt Family
By Lizzie Vasquez | Photo courtesy of the Schmidt Family For years Nick and Mary Schmidt dreamt of participating in one of the mission trips organized by Orphan Outreach, and when their good college friend joined the staff, they knew it… read more
Harper’s Story
By Leslie Youmans | Photos by Shandon Smith with Lifeprints Photography On Aug. 16, 2013 we welcomed our Harper Jean into the world. At just 5 pounds, 10 ounces and 18 inches long, she was tiny but perfect! She quickly… read more
Giggle Magazine’s Featured Teacher: Thu-Thuy Rogers
What school do you currently work at? Queen of Peace Catholic Academy What grade/age do you teach? Pre-Kindergarten How long have you been a teacher? 15 years Why were you inspired to teach? I had many teachers I loved growing… read more
Home of the Brave: Celebrating Those Who Serve
By Colleen McTiernan Joining the military is a very personal decision, but one that affects loved ones, especially children and spouses of those who have served or are currently serving for our country. As Veterans Day is approaching, we wanted… read more
Sweater Weather: 7 Cute and Cozy Sweaters for Fall
By Colleen McTernan and Edwin Exaus | Photos courtesy of manufacturer The cozy closet staple has made its way back into our hearts — and our wardrobes. Best known for colorful patterns and unusual textures, sweaters are easy to throw… read more
Appealing At-Home Peels
By Lizzie Vasquez and Nicole Irving Looking for a way to quickly exfoliate your face without using microbeads or getting a professional peel? These easy to use at-home facial peels will remove dulling dead skin cells and leave you feeling… read more
Going to Bat for Bats
By Danielle Spano While Gainesville is best associated with the Gators, a certain mammal has a much larger population here than the famed reptile. It all began in 1987 when a fire on campus left a large bat colony that… read more
DIY Chair Changeup
By Allison Raber Do you have an old upholstered chair you are looking to replace? Instead of hunting for a new one, consider giving the one you have a face-lift with this DIY! Materials Needed Chair with upholstered seat Drop… read more
