EMpowering Moms

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Empowering Moms is a dynamic program in partnership with FirstFitness, providing moms the chance to regain their health, lose weight, and empower them to be the catalyst of change for their families. Please join the Mom-revolution!

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Latest Activity: Dec 28, 2010

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Empowering Moms To Change Their World

Did you know that analysts have said that by the year 2015, 1 out of every 2 children will be diagnosed with diabetes in their lifetime? This group is dedicated to making sure that the moms of this group don't fall prey to those statistics while empowering them to help educate the children they reach daily to make better choices for a healthier future.

Empowering Moms is one of the life enhancing groups being offered as an outreach of the partnership between EMwomen, FirstFitness, and Gracies Gear . By providing moms the education, scholarships, tools, resources, and coaching they need, we are giving these women a chance regain their health, lose weight, and empower their families to break the statistics of obesity and diabetes plaguing so many.

EMWOMEN SCHOLARSHIPS: We have scholarships available for women and girls with a desire to transform their body and reinvent their life. Each woman or girl selected receives a full scholarship to the Ultimate Body Makeover, a 90 day program focused on helping individuals lose weight and keep it off by helping them get to the root issues of their behaviors, habits, and even addictions. In addition, they will receive product and supplements to support a 30 Day Cleansing and Weight Loss Program from First Fitness, as well as Walk/Run Coaching offered by Gracie Updyke from GraciesGearAndTraining.

If you want to be considered for a scholarship, tells us why you need, deserve, and want to change your body and transform your life.

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Need Some Info From More Experienced Mommies. Please!

Started by Kathleen Lacey. Last reply by Kathleen Lacey Apr 23, 2009. 1 Reply 0 Likes

I am a mommy of a 13 month old little boy, and I just found out that I am pregnant with my second child, sooner than I had planned by about 6 months. My question is: How do I prepare my son for the…Continue

EMGirls~EMpowering Girls

Started by Kara Norman Jan 11, 2009. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Hi Fellow EM Moms!! I'm excited about a new part of EMWomen called EMGirls and wanted to spread the word to you moms if you have or know of teen girls ages 12-18 to join and be a part of this amazing…Continue

Tags: Girls, Teens, Empower, Moms, EMGirls

Cyberspace Safety-Online Parenting Tips!

Started by Kara Norman Jan 8, 2009. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Image from Wired KidsAs we launch our EMGirls online community for girls ages 12-18, I want to provide my fellow EMWomen, EMGirls and moms with…Continue

Tags: Teens, Girls, Safety, Internet, Cyberspace

Fishing, Kids, And Mirrors!

Started by Staci Wallace Dec 21, 2008. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Have you ever noticed how children mirror their parents? This was quite apparent to me when I took my kids who were 4 and 5 year-olds to go fishing at the lake. I thought it would be a precious time…Continue

Yes, You Can!

Started by Staci Wallace Dec 21, 2008. 0 Replies 0 Likes

“Yes, You Can!”Last week, my husband, Larry, took our son, Payton to the bank to open his first business account. Larry told Payton the importance of establishing a good relationship with your banker…Continue

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Comment by Lisa M. on May 9, 2008 at 11:53am: I think the best day of my Mommy menory is when I first heard my daughter tell a friend of hers that she loved me and thought I was "cool". To be affirmed by her and know she respects me is such a great feeling!

Comment by Lisa M. on May 9, 2008 at 11:50am: I have a friend of mine that has a little boy who has severe alergies. I feel so sorry for them as they have to be so careful with everything they do. Does anyone know of any medical help that they can get that they may have overlooked? She seems very stressed out and it is like a prison at times.

Comment by Lisa M. on May 6, 2008 at 9:54pm: Miley Cyrus....Is She Safe?

Can someone help me with a little dilemma I am in that I am sure someone else can relate to? My daughter has been a Miley Cyrus/ Hannah Montana fan for quite some time. Like many parents, I have been excited that a pure and moral alternative to Britney Spears and Lindsey Lohan has been available for my daughter to watch. Now, however, that Miley and her team of “advisors” have decided that it is ok a fifteen year old to appear naked, in nothing but a sheet for Vanity Fair Magazine, I am concerned that she is going to lead a ton of young girls down the same path of sex, drugs, drinking and naked exposés. Does anyone else have these same concerns and if so, what is the alternative?

Comment by Gracie Updyke on April 28, 2008 at 9:45pm: I love hearing other mom's stories. Laughter is key! :-) I will be sharing my stories soon enough of my precious angel Daylin Grace and our travels across the country! She is 13 months old and has travelled to 17 states already.....