Hello Richmond Mamas! I wanted to share an amazing deal with all you busy moms (and dads!) that has been such a help in our household for getting home cooked dinners on the table at least a few days a week with a fraction of the effort it usually takes. If you’ve been curious about Dream Dinners, this event is the perfect opportunity to try 3 different meals for just $50.
Unfortunately, due to COVID, we can’t actually compile the meals this time as mentioned below, but you can still choose your 3 meals and they will be put together and ready for pick up any time between 10am and 6pm on Tuesday, October 12th. If that date doesn’t work though, please reach out to the email address below – they’re super helpful and will find a date that works for you!
Check out details below and use this link to select your 3 dinners for just $50, using code dinner.
Date Night at Home Ideas
A regular date night out is a great thing, if you can make it happen. As any good therapist (or Instagram meme…) would say, the foundation of your family started with your relationship, so keeping it strong will benefit everyone. But date nights can be tricky to plan (read: finding a reliable babysitter) and expensive (read: paying said sitter plus whatever entertainment you choose for the evening). That’s why we also love a good date night in. There’s nothing wrong with a classic Netflix and take out combo post-bedtime, but we’re sharing five creative ideas to freshen up your regular routine.
Meet the Mom Behind Revtown Jeans!
As moms, finding wardrobe staples that are both comfortable and stylish is key. We need to be ready to go from the playground to pick up and from meetings to lunch, quick. That’s why we’re loving Revtown, a new brand of denim started by former Under Armour executives. We spoke to the Product Development Lead Jennifer Carcich, who is Mom to Wilder, 2 ½ and Violet, 7 months, about this innovative brand, her life as a working mom, and what’s next for Revtown.
Turkey and Sweet Potato Rainbow Chili
I love all the different colors in this dish, hence the name rainbow chili, and that it incorporates sweet potatoes without being overpoweringly sweet like some sweet potato chili recipes I’ve had. I also love that it’s so easy to get creative with and add any vegetables you like or have on hand and need to use. Plus it means I can make it a few weeks in a row and adjust it enough that it tastes unique each week.