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Phoenix indoor malls will reopen May 16. Here’s what shoppers can expect.
Many metro Phoenix indoor shopping malls and outlet malls will reopen Saturday after Gov. Doug Ducey’s stay-at-home order expires.
Mother’s Day Gift Guide
We hope this guide not only makes shopping for Mom easier for you right now, but also encourages you to shop SMALL & LOCAL!!
The Latest Executive Order To Partially Reopen Businesses
Governor Doug Ducey yesterday issued an Executive Order allowing retail businesses to begin partial operations starting next week. The order includes a step-by-step plan that will help reenergize Arizona’s economy and breathe life back into small businesses.
Check The Status Of Your Stimulus Payment
On April 15, the U.S. Government began sending checks as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. You may be eligible to receive a Payment if you: Are a U.S. citizen or U.S. resident alien; Cannot be claimed as a dependent on someone
Info On Help For Senior Citizens
Information about designated shopping hours for seniors as well as food services that are available to the local senior community
The Latest Covid-19 Update From The City of Phoenix
The City of Phoenix is providing updates on the ongoing COVID-19 situation as of Tuesday, April 28
Recipe: Soft Pretzels!
Need a fun and delicious recipe to make with the kids this week? Try Joy Bauer’s pretzels! Here’s the recipe!
Meet Ashley!
Ashley is a salon owner and mom to three boys. She explains how her business has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Where to Purchase Cloth Face Masks Online!
The CDC has recommended that in instances where social distancing is impossible, people over the age of 2 wear non-medical masks, saying this is meant to slow the spread of the virus, and help people who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to...
Local Love! Where to Order Food From During Quarantine.
Local businesses are ready to serve you through curbside pick up and delivery options. We have put together a list of businesses offering modified hours, menus, and specials to the community.
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North Phoenix Moms has one very simple goal, providing a one-stop-shop to give moms (and dads) the gift of time. We do this by giving Phoenix families a place to find all the info you’re looking for when it comes to caring for & entertaining your families in North Phoenix:
Meet Kristin
Kristin is an amazing music teacher for Let’s Play Music – Making Musicians and I think that music, and her work with kiddos is so important, I wanted to share her with you all! Read on to see where her favorite hang outs in Phoenix are & some great tips for introducing music to young kids!
Local Love! See What Businesses Have Gone Virtual.
During the COVID-19 pandemic non-essential businesses here in Phoenix have had to close their doors. Businesses have been forced to completely reinvent their entire business models. Here is a list of small businesses offering virtual classes, events, services, and even drop off DIY kits of all varieties. Small businesses are the foundation of our community. Support local whenever possible.
To Make With the Kids: Cranberry Orange Scones
Now that we’re all cooped up in the house, it can be tough to find ways to keep the kids busy. Many folks, (myself included) are avoiding unnecessary grocery store runs. My Give Garden comes with all the ingredients you need for a kid friendly recipe, delivered to your door!
Gluten-Free Paleo-Friendly Banana Muffins
Try these delicious Gluten-Free Paleo-Friendly Banana Muffins!
Yummy Toddler Food
Amy Palanjian takes foods most kids like—like muffins and chicken fingers—and puts her healthy spin on them!
Ten Apps and Sites We Love While Remote Learning.
If you’re moonlighting as a homeschool teacher for the next few weeks, technology can help get you up to speed. High quality apps and websites exist for every subject and every age. For younger kids, they can add some variation to other screen-free activities....
Just For Kids: A Comic Exploring The New Coronavirus
Kids, this comic is for you.
It’s based on a radio story that NPR education reporter Cory Turner did. He asked some experts what kids might want to know about the coronavirus.
Anxiety and School Closures
Recently, we spoke to The Local Moms Network contributor Caitlyn Dunn, LCSW, about how to speak to kids about coronavirus. In the few weeks since then, many schools across the country have closed—some with little notice. Parents may be wondering not only how to...
Meet Kristina!
On March 14, Kristina Gregory, a CT-based mom of two boys (11 and 13), felt some tightness in her chest, but attributed it to a tough workout. By the next day, she was experiencing flu symptoms including chills, aches, sweats, low grade fever and headache. Luckily,...
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