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Mom to Mom with Edris Davis
RRP: You’ve lived in many cities, Edris. How has moving shaped your experience as a mom? Edris: Moving often to Louisville, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Sumter, Columbia, and Little Rock—taught me to […]
Mom to Mom with Leigh Tew
RRP: What has your journey been like becoming a mom to twins at 40, and how did it shape your outlook on motherhood? Leigh: It has been a surprising but […]
Mom to Mom with Jade Cox
RRP: You found out you were pregnant with Cannon the same day you got your job offer — what was that like? Jade: Finding out I was pregnant with Cannon […]
Mom to Mom with Ashley Taylor
RRP: Did you always envision yourself as a mom, or did that desire develop over time? Ashley: I didn’t think I wanted to be a mom for the longest time. […]
Mom to Mom with Janelle Varner
How did you discover your daughter had special needs (level 2 Autism and nonverbal)? Janelle: We started noticing early signs with Ariana around age two. She wasn’t meeting her developmental […]
Mom to Mom with Mindy Landrum
How do you balance being the owner of Pike Road Counseling with motherhood? Mindy: Balance comes to me by knowing my priorities, creating boundaries, and sticking with them. My priorities […]
Mom to Mom with Ke’Yana Robinson-Ali
Tell us about your career as a dance educator at Carver Elementary and teaching dance camp at ASU. Ke’Yana: I began teaching dance at 16 through the ASU Performing Arts […]
Mom to Mom with Lauren Evers
How do you balance motherhood, four children, and bookkeeping for your family utility business? Lauren: Finding a balance is hard, but I try to stay ahead. For example, I fill […]
Mom to Mom with Irisha Thomas
How did you and your husband choose the unique names for your children, Ocean and Breeze? Irisha: We came up with my son’s name, Ocean, on our honeymoon, stand-ing on […]
Mom to Mom with Marlaina Nelson
Tell us about your family, Marlaina. Marlaina: My husband, Phillip, and I have two children: Corbitt (8) and my daughter, Brinkley (5). As a veterinarian, I count my pets as my […]










