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Make This Delicious Gluten-Free Apple Crisp for the Whole Family

By Amanda Roland | October 21, 2020 | Blog , Recipes

If you have little ones who can't have gluten, we have a great gluten-free apple crisp recipe that will make sure they can join in on the apple fun. With only a few steps, this might become your new favorite go-to dessert without all the calories of a traditional apple pie! Gluten-Free Apple Crisp

DIY This Frightful Halloween Door Decor

By Grace Downey | October 21, 2020 | Happy Home , Holidays

While trick or treating may be on pause this year for some, there is no reason why you can’t go all out on decorating your door! Our Halloween door decor was inspired by all things spooky. With touches of black, white and orange, we gathered white pumpkins, brooms, bird cages, candle holders and decorated the

Make Warm Apple Cranberry Sangria for National Apple Day

By Ashleigh Braun | October 20, 2020 | Forks & Spoons

October 21 is National Apple Day, and we are ready to celebrate! Apples are perfect for fall, and they pair well with all different kinds of fall flavors. This warm Apple Cranberry Sangria is perfect for getting into the fall spirit without drinking yet another pumpkin flavored beverage. Enjoy! Apple Cranberry Sangria 1 bottle sweet

Find Out Which Gainesville Playgrounds Are Reopening This Week

By Amanda Roland | October 20, 2020 | Blog

The City of Gainesville announced last week that some Gainesville playgrounds are reopening. The new phase of reopening started last week on October 16 with a few playgrounds reopening, and the remainder of the playgrounds are scheduled to reopen this week on October 23. City leaders and officials still encourage and recommend the use of

How Does The Way We Talk Affect Our Babies’ Language Development?

By Olivia Pitkenthly | October 19, 2020 | infant

There’s something about babies that brings out this unfamiliar voice and vocabulary. Suddenly, we’re speaking in a higher pitch and making up words like “boogly googly” and “nosey wosey.” But, how is this affecting our babies' language development? Brandee Charles, a speech-language pathologist who works with preschool and elementary-age children, said this type of talk

ACPS to Hold Two Meetings for Community Input on Rezoning

By Amanda Roland | October 19, 2020 | Blog

Alachua County Public Schools has scheduled two meetings to allow community input on rezoning some elementary schools in Alachua County. School zoning lines are to be redrawn due to a new elementary school in the southwest Gainesville area that is currently under construction and scheduled to open in the fall of 2021. The first community

Why Is It So Important for Parents to Get Proper Sleep, Too?

By Tracy Wright | October 16, 2020 | Health

“Get your sleep now!” Soon-to-be parents hear this phrase often before they have their first child, and they learn it immediately soon after their baby is born. We know that newborn sleep is definitely affected, but new studies have shown that this extreme sleep deprivation can actually last until your child starts kindergarten. Indeed, this

6 of Our Favorite Pregnancy Podcasts

By Renee Castro | October 15, 2020 | Expecting

A podcast is like a close friend... full of information, humor and real-life situations. From politics to education tips, podcasts come in many different topics for just about everyone. We’ve rounded out our favorite pregnancy podcasts for you baby-waitin’ mommas, so grab your headphones and get listening! Pregnancy Podcast by Vanessa Merten This podcast is

Parenting Failures: Learn How to Turn a Negative Into a Positive

By Natalie Richoux | October 14, 2020 | Blog

Parenting failures. No, we’re not talking about the funny memes and gifs we see on social media, but actual parenting failures that can cause repercussions for families. Now, more than ever, it’s easy to feel like a failure of a parent. Think about how highly connected we are through our phones, social media and networks

Local Student Athlete Wins Nationwide Essay Contest

By Amanda Roland | October 13, 2020 | Blog

Local Eastside High School senior, Nylee Alston, was one of just 10 students across the county to win the United States Tennis Association Foundation’s National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) nationwide essay contest. She was chosen for top honors out of 1,000 other entires and will be getting a $5,000 award. Nylee has been participating

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Make This Delicious Gluten-Free Apple Crisp for the Whole Family

DIY This Frightful Halloween Door Decor

Make Warm Apple Cranberry Sangria for National Apple Day

Find Out Which Gainesville Playgrounds Are Reopening This Week

How Does The Way We Talk Affect Our Babies’ Language Development?

ACPS to Hold Two Meetings for Community Input on Rezoning

Why Is It So Important for Parents to Get Proper Sleep, Too?

6 of Our Favorite Pregnancy Podcasts

Local Student Athlete Wins Nationwide Essay Contest

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