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There’s Now a Way to Prevent LBL and You’re Going to Love It

May 17, 2017

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Light. Bladder. Leakage. It’s like a bad word but it’s way more common than you would think among women – and not just with those who give birth. LBL is something that affects 1 in 3 women.

Many women aren’t comfortable talking about light bladder leakage, but Poise® knows that for many women LBL is part of being a women, and having little leaks doesn’t need to slow you down. I’ve openly talked about this before, because I know I am not the only one out there. In fact, it’s kind of funny to know it took until my 30s to actually “pee my pants”. But I am over it, as I am sure most of you are. And now, I just accepted to wear it as a badge of honor, because I only do it when I am really active, so that tells myself – “hey, you’re working, girl!” But, it’s not a comfortable feeling, and it’s not something you can just have stop – you’d have to stop mid-workout (and what excuse do you use in a dance class?). So to avoid it, I have actually told my trainer that I can’t do jumping jacks because “my knee is hurting” so I wouldn’t, and even skipped a 305 Fitness dance class (my favorite!) because they do a TON of jumping. Honestly, how many of the ladies taking that class pee themselves? It’s gotta be a close 50%.

Luckily, brands like Poise® have been listening to these quiet murmurs from the locker rooms and alas, have found a solution to actually prevent LBL. Sounds unbelievable right? I thought so too – but celebrity fitness enthusiast, Brooke Burke-Charvet and women’s health expert, Dr. Jessica Shepherd, OGYBN, have teamed up with Poise brand to empower women to take control of their LBL, so I decided to give the Poise® Impressa® a trial run – especially because it just happens to be National Women’s Health Week. And because well, you know I love a good challenge.

First, I wanted to make sure that I took a class that would definitely bring on the LBL – so I opted into a c9 class at the new and incredible Lifetime Fitness at Sky facilities. I popped into the lockers rooms before class and attempted the new Poise® Impressa® which you can buy as a first box with three different sizes to see which one you need that (1) feels the most comfortable and (2) actually stops the flow (because POISE® knows that women aren’t all the same!). Poise® Impressa® is also the first over-the-counter internal product designed to stop bladder leaks before they happen.

Why not, right? What do you have to lose – and let’s be honest, it’s a big step up from wearing an adult diaper (kidding!) or little pad and still standing there in class secretly yelling – YES I AM PEEING! (That might be a good Seinfeld episode…)

So class. Bring on the jumping jacks – the most feared activity of my 30s. At first I tried them about half-effort… listen I don’t want to pee unless I have to. But, it wasn’t coming…. so I went a little harder the next time, and the next…. and nothing!

Hmmmmm. Could the Poise® Impressa® really be eliminating LBL???

I had to give it another shot.

I visited my trainer the following day – he LOVES jumping jacks. This time I had no excuse or bum knee and took them on full-force. Nothing. To be honest, I was a little disappointed I couldn’t prove the Poise® Impressa® wrong!

Up next? The long run. I can usually run without LBL IF I pee before I go, but if I am out for a while, take a break, and then run… it’s guaranteed it can happen. So stay tuned to see if they live up to the runner’s challenge as well. But for now, the Poise® Impressa® is definitely a must-have addition to my gym bag. They are tiny enough and look like a tampon wrapper, so they fit even in a NYC-sized bag.

So, now I challenge you to seize your #PoiseMoment and get a free product sample – just visit Poise.com.

I was selected for this opportunity and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

Can You Afford to have a Medical Emergency?

May 12, 2017

You see it in the news, on your Facebook feed and through whispers at school all too often. A child has a medical emergency and the parents don’t have enough money to cover it. It’s scary and we all just kind of put our heads down and feel bad for them, hoping IF it happens to us that insurance or our money nest will cover it.

But what if it doesn’t?

It’s a scary thought – just like retirement and college. As a single mom and premiums going up year after year, what are parents to do? Hope and pray?

Maximo has always been a very active and curious boy, he’s the type who really only learns that fire is hot by getting burnt. It’s more of a question of WHEN he will fall out of a tree and break a bone rather that IF he will fall out of a tree.

It was just last year that he stuck a piece of candy in his ear that landed us in the emergency room for hours, waiting for it to dissolve slowly by adding little droplets of water. If that had not worked, we would have had to consider surgery – for a piece of candy smaller than my pinky finger.

While I want to let him explore the world without fear, I fear medical costs and secretly cringe when he’s climbing up that outside of the playground apparatus in the park. As parents we want to protect our children, but sometimes it’s even just a mini piece of candy that can land you in the hospital.

What can a parent do?

We need to be a little more prepared than that, even if it’s not saving more money in the piggy bank.

There are actually GRANTS for this exact sort of situation; you just need to know they exist (which is why I felt compelled to share this news!). The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation has a program that offers grants to families in need of financial assistance due to a child’s medical needs not being covered or not being fully covered by their commercial health insurance plan.

If you’re reading this, you have the same fears as me or worse, you’re in a bad financial situation and stumbled onto this article while searching for help online. Lucky for you the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation’s overall goal is to help children and families in need—in fact, 88.9% of qualified, completed grant submissions are approved!

What’s the criteria?

You can find out if you qualify here, but basically if your child is under 16 and you make less than $50,000 a year (as a single parent!) you could qualify!

What doesn’t it cover?

This grant is for major medical emergency expenses, not your average trip to the dentist for braces, See what is excluded in the grant here.

Ready to apply?

Click here to fill out the application.

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M is for Me

May 9, 2017

Every year it gets worse and worse – the dreaded birthday planning for the kids. And as they get older, they have more opinions, want more things…. birthdays are so out of hand it’s almost like planning a wedding once a year six months in advance. Over it.

This year, I am taking birthday’s back and celebrating – you guessed it – ME. BM (Before Maximo) I used to celebrate the entire month of May – from Cinco de Mayo to Memorial Weekend. It was glorious and before all this over the top stuff so I would just send out a text and everyone actually came. Sigh.

Since I am a mom, I wanted to make my own birthday special this year because – why not? I’m single, I’m still fun and I’m tired of getting all your wedding and baby shower invites in the mail. This month, you will receive one for little old me. Since I am old and old school, I decided to make really pretty invites, not go digital, and send using one of my favorite invitation services – Basic Invite. Here’s why:

Unlimited Colors – Basic Invite is one of the few websites that allows customers almost unlimited color options with instant previews online. Once you select a design you can change the color of each element on the card to over 180 different color options so you can make sure the card is exactly how you want it down to the littlest detail (including the perfect Steelers yellow and black for my Pittsburgh-theme).

Custom Samples – Basic Invite is one of the few websites that allows customers the ability to order a printed sample of their actual invitation so they can see exactly how it will print as well as the paper quality before they ever have to place their final order. If you’re going ALL out – sometimes it helps to see the product before you spend all that money and uh oh arrives in the mail.

Free Address Collection Service – Basic Invite has a free address collection service to request your addresses! Just send a link to everyone you want to mail invites too, and Basic Invite does the rest in three simple steps: (1) share a link, (2) collect addresses, and (3) get free envelope printing!

I don’t know about you – but my time is valuable and filling out those envelopes is a huge PITA (pain in the ass – come on!) and this is my biggest selling point every time I send out cards! As a mom, I know they add up – we’re talking baby shower invitations, baby shower thank you cards , holidays, birthdays… that’s a lot of hand cramping when you think about it.

I know a few of you are preggo out there, and you’ll thank me. And if you’re not, well hey! Your birthday is just as special, so treat it as such!

This is a sponsored post by Basic Invite, but all opinions are my own. Thanks for supporting Football Food and Motherhood!

Drink a Cow, Save a Penguin

April 24, 2017

Being that Pittsburgh’s Stanley Cup winning hockey team is named after this cute water bird (or is it mammal?), we’ve always been big fans of penguins. Frankly who isn’t?

April 25 is World Penguin Day – and while Pittsburgh doesn’t need any help with their PENS, the birds around the world could use our love to help keep them from extinction. Stonyfield YoKids is sponsoring the AZA SAFE (Saving Animals from Extinction) program – a mission to help save endangered species. As part of a year-long effort, Stonyfield will not only be contributing funds to field work but aiming to drive kids and their families to see animals and conservation projects first hand at zoos, aquariums, and on the ground where the research is happening.

In fact, they’ll be hosting a Facebook live from the Mystic Aquarium tomorrow at 12pm EST. Click here to tune in.

And we just LOVE the Mystic Aquarium and all the amazing things they are doing to help animals and aquatics. We’ve been a few times, so here are some of the penguins you’ll get to see up close and live tomorrow.

So just think – every time you drink an organic smoothie this summer, you’ll be helping the penguins. And in fact – you can go see them yourself! For every two multipacks of Stonyfield YoKids you buy, you’ll receive a free kids admission pass with purchase of an adult ticket. You can visit any of the 131 participating AZA accredited member zoos and aquariums (click here for a list) now through the end of September.

This is a sponsored post by Stonyfield but we love penguins so why wouldn’t we want to spread the word?! Thanks for supporting Football Food and Motherhood!

Smart(er) Road Trips

April 21, 2017

It’s amazing how many miles you can log traveling without even owning a car. But I think that’s the thrill in it – finding out what we will get to drive next and seeing which vehicles I love most. I admit it, I am still and always will be the Hummer fan (and still miss it dearly) I was in 2008, but with age comes knowledge and practicality. Sometimes oversized trucks just aren’t needed – unless you’re living in the mountain and might get stuck in a snow drift or two (has happened and yes, we had to have a tractor come tow us out at 1am!).

Smart tip #1: Save on gas

Paying too much for gas is so 2008. So when we make our little weekend getaways, it seems only normal to use a smaller, eco-efficient vehicle (and woah is there a different with gas mileage on the highway – remember when gas was over $4/gallon? Yeah that’s when I owned a Hummer). This Hyundai Elantra gets up to 40 miles per gallon on the highway.

So our latest trip took us to Baltimore and then Pittsburgh (which honestly was awesome at breaking up the trip distance wise). We stopped to visit a sorority friend and her daughter mid-afternoon after leaving NYC.

Smart tip #2: Don’t text and drive

Now, I get it, technology has advanced – and I’ll show my age here – but voice-to-text messaging with Siri is life changing. The Hyundai Elantra we had came equip with Apple CarPlay, which means when you plug in your phone – all the features automatically function through the car dashboard. I took phone calls, would voice to text friends messages and could even put that song from Trolls on repeat for Max until he fell asleep.

It may seem like a simple feature, but I think safety and children on the roads is hugely important and there is still so much texting and driving and bad accidents that it’s unacceptable. This feature comes equip standard in all Hyundai vehicles now allowing you to focus more on the road – and still answer that call/text if it’s super important.

Smart tip #3: Blind Spot Assisting

Another simple yet life changing feature? Blind spot alerts. It’s so much easier and safer to have a little light pop up on your side mirrors when there is a car there then to be twisting to look behind you every time you want to merge. It will even BEEP at you if there is a car there and you put your turn signal on to merge. They professionally call this “Blind Spot Detection with Rear Cross-traffic Alert and Lane Change Assist.” I call it worth every penny on a 7-hour solo drive. Especially when it’s been downpouring the entire trip through the mountains, it’s dark and you’re then stuck in NYC traffic at midnight.

So until our next road trip in May – stay safe and drive smart, America!

Spring, Sunshine and Sweet Corn

April 20, 2017

This post was sponsored by Sunshine Sweet Corn as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own.

It’s no secret corn has been one of my favorite (and now Maximo’s) foods of all time. I still remember how traumatic it was to have to cut the corn off the cob for those lonely years I had braces. Please these teeth aren’t naturally this perfect.

And then it progressed into a full blow love affair with noodles, butter and parm cheese. Ask my dear friend Connie. We still bond over bowls of pasta speckled with those golden yellow kernels.

So when did corn become such a Faux Pas? All of a sudden it was a carb that no one wanted to add to their calories. And then everyone feared it was fake. Well, I am here to defend my favorite vegetable – starch and all.

Just like any food item, you need to do your homework. Did you know that real, Non-GMO corn IS AVAILABLE, and actually not just in the summer. Sunshine Sweet Corn is grown right here in the good ole USA (Florida) – and right now, too. This delicious cob is just like those childhood summer days you remember with melted butter dripping off the cob onto your pants with your gram yelling at you. Find where Sunshine Sweet Corn is available in stores here.

And for you health nuts out there – I’ve recreated one of their own recipes, a sweet corn ceviche (which means ALL vegetables are raw and in their full natural state holding all the most nutrients!). So instead of steering clear of food for that bikini, just rethink how you eat it – this is one of the most easiest (no cooking hello!), delicious recipes out there that you’ll want to have as a go-to snack marinating in your fridge this spring, summer and probably even fall!

Sweet Corn Ceviche

[yumprint-recipe id=’20’]And now the big question – do you eat across or around the cob? Curious! (I actually do both! Once around and then across haha – it’s an art!).

Want more? See a full list of corn-inspired recipes here.

Why We’re Currently Loving Good food Made Simple

April 11, 2017

We’ve been doing a lot of traveling lately (wait, that’s all the time) so it’s not as easy to say we will cook a healthy, unprocessed meal at home. But we still don’t want to give in and eat fast food, so what are our options? Luckily – it’s getting easier! Target is always a mom’s favorite place, but they’re giving a lot of natural and healthy stores a run for the money these days with healthier options. First laundry jumped on board – and now the freezer aisle.

We’ve always been a fan of Good food Made Simple for breakfast (they make these really tasty and organic breakfast burritos!), and just this March the expanded into lunch and dinner entrees. Plus, these simple ingredient freezer meals are only $3.99!

Using organic ingredients and simple, real foods like whole grains, organic veggies and humanely raised meats, Good food Made Simple focuses on flavor (they partnered with a professional chef to recreate restaurant-inspired recipes) that you can heat up quickly or on the go.

We love to grab a few of these to heat up in our hotel rooms for a snack, or just grab as quick eats when we’re crashing at friends homes from Florida to Pittsburgh. Everywhere you can find a Target, even in the deep ends of the Poconos, so it’s become a staple travel item for having healthy, organic meals ready to eat.

Our favorites right now are the Three Pepper Beef (pictured above), Lemon Chicken and the Chicken Pad Thai.

You can find most of the Good food Made Simple items in a Target near you.

This is a sponsored post on behalf of Good food Made Simple, but all opinions are our own. Thanks for supporting Football Food and Motherhood!

Why Fancy Cars Aren’t Always Best

March 23, 2017

It’s been nine years since I bought my last vehicle and seven since I have owned one. Living in NYC you obviously don’t need one, but it’s always in the back of my mind to have a little car to shoot around when I want to get out of town. Since we travel almost every weekend now, I contemplate if having a little car to call our own would make sense.

I’ve been looking into this new concept called minimalism – and while I don’t plan to go extreme on it (I guess minimalism means not owning a car at all!), I was thinking, this would be a great plan to implement into a car – getting something that would be reliable and safe without a lot of the bells and whistles. I mean, do we really NEED seat coolers?

So last week we took one of our weekend getaway trips to Woodloch in the Poconos. We’ve seriously spent more weekends in PA than NYC this year already, which proves we need some wheels.

The thing about NYC – it’s tight, no one drives nice and there are lots of unexplained bumps and scrapes on your car when you come back to get it on the street.

When I think about how I would have brought the Hummer here, I shudder. But having a little eco-friendly vehicle like the Mitsubishi Lancer. Before you snark because of your fancy little vehicle addiction – let me tell you why this is the perfect city car to own.

First, it’s only $17,000. That’ less than I pay in rent a year- to OWN it.

It comes with a 10 year/100,000 mile warranty. That’s a lot of road trips with peace of mind.

You aren’t going to cry about those scrapes on a simple little car – this isn’t your $50,000 boat on the road. So a couple battle wounds along the way aren’t going to bother you. Trust me – parking on the street for one week in NYC will bring you a couple scars.

It’s safe. It has all-power steering for those quick stops and rainy streets to keep the littles in the back protected. And the standard car comes with a back up camera!

Okay – so even if you want some bells and whistles, you can still get leather seats, heated seats, rain-sensing wipers and touch-screen navigation.

So you can call this a “mom” car if you want – but these days, we’re more about spending time together and building memories on trips (and having something reliable to get us there). Not looking fancy pulling up to the resort. I mean, who’s really looking at your wheels in the parking lot anyways? Plus, do I WANT to attract attention to break into it on the street?

Hmmm…… so yes, we’re loving this little Mitsubishi Lancer for this week’s road trip. Follow along on social for live Instastories and tweets using #DriveMitsubishi and at @MissStephani eB.

Here’s What It’s Really Like to Be a Single Parent

March 16, 2017

Fact: There are 12 million single families in the U.S.

That means there’s a lot of eligible single dads right? But wait – who has time to actually DATE?

Don’t get too excited: Eighty-four percent (9.8 million) of single parent households are single mother families with only a mere 16 percent are single father families.^[1]

Woof. It gets worse.

The 2013 median income for families led by a single mother was about $26,000, one-third the median for married couple families ($84,000). Nearly half of single mother households have an annual income less than $25,000^[2]. AND the annual cost of center-based infant care averaged more than 40 percent of the state median income for a single mother^[4].

Now let’s toss in the 3 times higher cost of living in NYC – where rents are $2,000 or more for a two-bedroom and even a banana on the street costs $2.

And you wonder why I am always running around working my ass off all day and night right?

I don’t need your sympathy but I appreciate it. There are many more out there that have it way harder than I, and honestly, I think being a parent in general is just hard.

So really – what’s the hardest part you say?

It’s going to be a lot of first world problems honestly. I wish I could say we were really down on our luck and life is unbearable like many think for single parents – but it’s not.

I think the hardest part was wondering IF I could do it alone – especially in NYC and without any family. I would truly be on my own. We are told so much that we can’t – we can’t do it all, we can’t have it all, we should run off and get married the second we think we are in love. But really, life isn’t that way at all. The hardest part was allowing myself to believe that I COULD DO IT ALONE.

After that, everything else just finds a way to work. The “hard parts” are just like any other mom out there whose husband might travel a lot or leaves for work super early. We do a lot on our own. Yes, there are people to “help” but as any mom will attest, we do the bulk of the load: schlepping to school, cooking dinner, laundry, homework, on top of trying to find a way to pay for it all.

The dark side:

Mom shaming is real. People will always find a reason to finger point. Whether it’s that you’re not breastfeeding, raising a child with two dads and no mom, or if you’re not single enough to be a single mom. While I have never been married and living alone with Max for four years, his dad is still involved in his life. But because my son has an involved father, I am not “considered living in despair” (nor have I ever claimed to be) and thus, do not earn the title of single mom – you know that stereotypical image you have of a sad, lonely mother crying in a corner because she has to choose between getting her kids to school for an education and being late and losing her job. There is even a song out right now that talks about a mom “working down by the water” to provide for her son. This is the stigma we have of single mothers. But with 9.3 million households out there full of single moms, I am going to go on a limb and say many of the ones I know are in fact, not working down by the water at night. Also sadly, the hate I see spewing is usually from other single moms directed towards single moms – as if they have to hate on each other for not being broken down. I have always been a strong, independent lady – anyone who knows me can attest to that, and I personally don’t let others drag me down with words. But alas, many are not as strong as I am – so respect your fellow parent – not matter what the circumstances. It’s a hard world out there and we’re all just trying to raise happy, respectful and descent children.

But on the bright side, here’s why I love being a single parent:

– Max and I spend a lot of quality time together. We wake up together, we chat over breakfast, getting dressed and the walk to school every day. We actually sing songs and have real chats. We talk about what we’ll do together after school, which movie we want to watch and how we’ll cuddle on the couch since it’s too cold to go outside. My heart melts a little every time he says I am his best friend, and I know that as he grows older, he is always going to have that fondness for his mom.

– It helps us see what’s really important in life. We don’t need fancy dinners and cars – we save our money to take trips together and make memories. We do so much around NYC that he’s seen more than most New Yorkers twice his age. Maybe fancy dinners are what is important to you – but it’s realizing what it is that matters most.

– It makes me a better mom. I think it’s really grounded me to see what’s important in life. Not only is Max, but so am I and I make sure to find time to workout, meet deadlines and have lunch with friends, etc. while he’s at school so it doesn’t cut into our time. I have found myself to be happier figuring out what to prioritize, what is important and to really cut out the things that don’t matter anymore.

– I’ve made better quality friends. Maybe this one is just age, but I have found some of the most incredible people on earth since becoming a single mom. People who have always stood by my choices and understood if I had to cancel a dinner cause Max wasn’t feeling well. Those who can tell when I am at my breaking point and step in to help even though they know I would never ask for it – even if it’s just sending me a card in the mail. You know who you are and I am every eternally grateful for you in my life.

– I treat others better and see people in a different light. When I was younger and just me, I was a rather selfish, spoiled 20-something old girl – in fact to be honest, I don’t think I ever wanted kids. Max has literally changed my life, and I know he’s always watching now, and try to be the best example of a human being. I treat people how I would want him to treat them, and I smile every time he now asks me for $1 to give to the performers on the subway ride home, or says hello to strangers on the street.

So when you see me next time (or any other single parent for that matter), you don’t have to feel bad for me as a single mom – just know I am doing the best I can – just like so many other great parents out there. Just smile and I’ll know you appreciate the sacrifices I make to provide my son the best life he can have.

And this video by Angel Soft is sure to bring tears to any parents eyes – because we all know the struggle, the love, the hardships and the rewards – regardless of our situations. One love.

This is a sponsored post by Angel Soft on behalf of The Motherhood. All opinions expressed are my own. Thank you for supporting Football Food and Motherhood.

[1] U.S. Census Bureau

[2] U.S. Census Bureau

[3] U.S. Census Bureau

[4] SingleMotherGuide.com

Surf’s Up: Staying Fresh Post-Workout

March 14, 2017

Whoever still things working out is some lug in gym grunting or the never-ending stair climber obviously doesn’t live in NYC. Every week there is a new form of fitness popping up – and I’m always game to try it. From aerial yoga to booting popping with a live DJ to now surfing – yes SURFING – I can only imagine what’s next.

Surprisingly, I never thought I would be good at surfing – it just looks intimidating – plus SHARKS. So when I finally jumped on a surfboard (sans ocean), I was pleasantly surprised to see how easily I took to it. And actually, it’s a killer workout, dude! Trying to balance on the board makes you really work muscles – and a lot of the BOOTY muscles so yeah.

Where is this place? It’s called Surfset (you might have seen it on Sharktank) and it’s located on a quiet side street in Astor Place. We tried a class with co-owner Diana Garrett, and trust me, it’s pretty tough but a lot of fun! It also doesn’t hurt that they play a lot of Beach Boys and Bob Marley to get into beach mode, dude.

And you know what else is super fresh, dudette? You after your workout.

Let’s be honest for a minute. Fitting in workouts can be timely, especially as parents, not to mention lugging shower stuff with you everywhere, so I am assuming many of you do NOT shower immediately following a working – myself included. So these new individual wrapped Summer’s Eve cleansing cloths are A MUST for your gym bag. Or even your purse on those more than humid summer days. You know exactly what I mean – don’t be shy, I’m here to help!

Summer’s Eve has a full line out that’s just in time for summer and bikini season workouts. These little cleansing cloths are all-natural and don’t have harsh chemicals to help remove odor causing bacteria (just like how you’d spritz on some deodorant after a workout, too!). They come in two fresh scents Mandarin Blossom and Coconut Water (my favorite!).

They also have a foaming cleanser you can use at home or the shower at the gym that is also multi-useful so you can use it to clean everything (and just carry one thing). I have enough to lug around this city.

Now that you’ve channeled your fresh, inner mermaid – you need a crown.

Till next time lovies!

This is a sponsored post by Summer’s Eve on behalf of Momtrends, but all opinions are my own. Thanks again for supporting Football Food and Motherhood.