We were recently hit with a hurricane is South Florida.  One of the many concerns was, would we lose our water source.  Many cities tap water supply post Hurricane Irma became contaminated, and we were advised to boil water.  Well if you don't have any power, and the water coming out of your faucet has to be boiled to even brush your teeth with, there's just no way......

Ah! Breastfeeding! The joys of your newborn snuggled close, your body supplying them with all their nutritional needs, as you inhale the euphoric scent of their skin.  This is the dream most women paint, when they think about what their breastfeeding journey will be like.  But what happens when there is an emergency or you just can't quite keep up with the demands of a newborn? What then?

Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death among children ages 1 to 4 -- and the second-leading cause of death in children 14 and under. Young kids are especially at risk because they're curious, fast, and attracted to water but are not yet able to understand how dangerous it is. I know, because as a kid you couldn't tell my anything! Sheesh! I'm still curious as a cat.