by Tina Rodden | Jul 27, 2017 | Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
Breathe…that’s the word that kept haunting me all day today. As I sit here quietly thinking through the moments of the day and the moments of the same day only a year ago, it suddenly occurred to me why “breathe” stayed in my thoughts all day....
by Whitney Rodden | Jul 25, 2017 | Child Care, Child Safety, Community, Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
The butterfly that Cole is holding was made by another grieving mom that lost her sweet little 7 month old girl Addison in a childcare setting a few months ago in California. She did an amazing job and I love it! Every time I see it I think of our girls dancing in...
by Tina Rodden | Jul 25, 2017 | Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
Please share this message in honor of Harper! Two weeks from today will mark a year since our family experienced the worst day we’ve ever had to go through. It was on that day that the most unthinkable tragedy happened that took the life of one the sweetest baby...
by Harper's Hugs | Mar 21, 2017 | Community, Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
It’s Spring!!! Time to get the Harper’s Hugs rolling. If you live (or know someone) in the following states please consider helping us share Harper’s Hug and raise awareness for child safety. Harper’s first Heaven birthday is coming soon and we would love to have the...
by Harper's Hugs | Mar 6, 2017 | Community, Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
Hug Number One If you use an in home child care facility that allows children in the front yard, near a driveway or near the street during drop-off or pick-up, please ask the provider to change that procedure immediately or advise them you will change your provider....
by Harper's Hugs | Jan 22, 2017 | Community, Our Journey, Stories of Change and Impact
How to participate in delivering Harper’s Hugs: Buy a teddy bear(s) Print and attach to the teddy bear the “‘tag” Bear Tag Choose a place to take the bear where a child might be needing a “hug!” Some ideas are your local police/fire stations, a children’s ward or...
