Lindsay
Lindsay is a native New Orleanian, displaced only by her years at Mississippi State, where she earned a B.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries and a minor in English. She came home shortly after Katrina, to work as a zookeeper and be a part of the rebuilding of her beloved city. She dragged her husband Drake, a Tennessee native, along with her. Their son Bennett joined the family in 2010, and in 2014 they welcomed identical twin girls, Genevieve and Kellen Clair. She now works full-time as an Environmental Scientist while working on her Master's and serving part-time as NOM’s resident Jill of All Trades. Powered by espresso, cake, and craft beer, her happy place is on a beach or in the woods. Need to identify a plant, tree, or animal? Lindsay’s a wealth of random knowledge. She loves to cook and sprinkle a little glitter on everything.
The Ultimate Guide to Child Care, Preschool, MDOs and Daycares in New Orleans
Editor's Note :: all New Orleans families should thoroughly investigate the available daycare, preschool and child care options in your area. In our New Orleans mom's guide to daycare, we provide advice and guidance...
How You Can Support JC Ellis After the School Fire
Last Tuesday, while most metro area schools were canceled in anticipation of Hurricane Sally, a fire started in an annex building of JC Ellis Elementary School in Metairie. No one was in the building...
We Chose Jefferson Parish Public Schools, and Our JC Ellis Eagle Is Soaring
Disclosure :: This post is sponsored by Jefferson Parish Public Schools but all thoughts are my own.
We Chose Jefferson Parish Public Schools, and Our JC Ellis Eagle Is Soaring
Growing up in New Orleans, it...
Yoga Classes In and Around New Orleans
Balance. Calm. Focus. Do you prefer a quieter way to center and strengthen yourself? There are options for Yoga in every corner of town. Here is your guide to yoga options in and around...
Gyms With Childcare In and Around New Orleans
Getting a workout in is easy when you don't have to worry about childcare. These unicorn gyms are popular and for good reason. Here is your guide to local fitness options that offer childcare.
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Crossfit Gyms In and Around New Orleans
Want to deadlift, power snatch, jerk, and box jump your way to fitness? There are a ton of options all around the New Orleans metro area. Find the right box for you in the...
Spinning Classes In and Around New Orleans
Take a ride to reach your fitness goals. Check out these great options for spinning in and around New Orleans.
Spinning Classes In and Around New Orleans
Cyclebar Area: Uptown
higherpower Cycle|Yoga Area: Downtown & Mid City
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Pilates Classes In and Around New Orleans
Looking for a low-impact flexibility and strength workout? Muscle balance and core strength are key benefits of this fitness genre. Check out these great options for pilates in and around New Orleans.
Pilates Classes In...
Specialty Gyms In and Around New Orleans
Need a different kind of workout? Need to change up your workout routine? TRX, "Surfing," HIIT, and more are available in most areas of town. Looking for something outside of the box? Here is...
Prenatal/Mommy and Me Classes In and Around New Orleans
Stroller workouts, calming yoga, and more. There's a place for you and your little one (or your bump) to exercise together all over New Orleans.
Prenatal/Mommy and Me Classes In and Around New Orleans
Baby Bootcamp...
Traditional Gyms In and Around New Orleans
Free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, classes and more. Traditional gyms have it all. For the person starting their fitness journey to a professional trainer, these gyms provide a range of options to meet your fitness...
Barre Classes In and Around New Orleans
Ditch the sneakers and enjoy this fitness genre that blends ballet and pilates and focuses on isometric strength training. Here is our list of places where you can take a barre class in and...
The Change-Up
I often get asked which twin is the {insert adjective here} twin. The outgoing one, the quiet one, the funny one, the good one, the mischievous one. I cannot honestly answer these questions for...
I Stopped the Scroll :: Deleting Social Media Apps Made Me a Better Mom
Back in February, I decided that for Lent I would take a moderate break from social media. That decision came from a combination of things: an Ash Wednesday homily from a priest, an overly...