Life with Kids

“Tell me, and I’ll forget.
Show me, and I might remember.
Involve me, and I will learn.”

When the time comes to kiss our children goodbye at the daycare door, we want to know that they will be given the best care possible, amidst an environment that encourages them to flourish academically, physically, emotionally and socially. We also want them to be comfortable and, of course, have fun.

It is for all these reasons that Monkey See Monkey Do Childcare and Development was born. Choosing a childcare facility is an important decision. You want your child in a happy, healthy and welcoming environment, yet you also want them to learn and be stimulated.

If so, we challenge you to get back to your “sexy” self- we know you wanna…

Life With Kids and DivaGirl Nutrition are focused on helping women live healthier and wealthier divalicious lifestyles. In the month

of November, we challenge all the fab females out there to get their sexy back… with our 5-day challenge! Be prepared

for the Holidays!

This exciting and interactive jump-start program will help take positive steps towards reaching your health and

weight-loss goals. 

By leveraging the USANA Reset™ nutritional program, you will simply replace your meals and snacks for five

days with conveniently

packaged USANA® Macro-Optimizers and begin a new, healthier lifestyle. In five days, you can:

Q & A With Kate Murray, Founder of Robbie’s Rainbow (a Children’s Organization fundraising for essential medication for treatment)

Hi Kate!

First off, thank you for sitting down with us to discuss and ask questions about your amazing organization, Robbie’s Rainbow!  I know it’s very near and dear to your heart.

First, if you could just quickly give us some info on your family?  How many children? Ages?

We have three children, Robbie 10yrs, Colin 7yrs, and Jocelyn 5yrs

What prompted you to start Robbie’s Rainbow?

While Robbie was in the hospital receiving his Biologic drug treatment, for his severe Crohn’s disease, we heard cries coming from the room next to ours. A mother was pleading with hospital staff to give her child the critical drug care he needed to treat his Crohn’s disease. This was the very same drug that Robbie was receiving in the next room. The mother was told by our practitioner that the Biologic drug would cost $5,500 for the days and ongoing treatments; however, the family did not have the funds to pay for one treatment let alone continued care. Moved by this mothers desperate pleas for help and shocked that children were not accessing treatments critical to managing their Crohn’s disease or Ulcerative Colitis, Robbie and I went home determined to help in any way we could. We wanted to ensure that no child ever be denied the treatment they depend upon for an optimal quality of life.