Elizabeth Baker
Elizabeth was raised in Houston and met her husband Ryan shortly after graduating from Texas A&M with a journalism degree. A few years later, Grayson {Sept 2010}, turned Elizabeth’s world upside down, not only with his sparkling blue eyes and killer smile, but with his profound disabilities and diagnosis of Mitochondrial Disease. After two years of navigating the world of special needs parenting, Elizabeth and Ryan were blessed with Charlotte {Jan 2013} and Nolan {Sept 2015}, perfectly completing their party of five. Elizabeth and her crew live in Katy, and when she can steal a few moments for herself, she can be found out for Mexican food and margaritas with girlfriends, binge-listening to podcasts and audiobooks, or trying once again {unsuccessfully} to organize her closet. In addition to her role as Managing Editor of HMB, Elizabeth writes about faith, politics and special needs parenting for publications like Scary Mommy and HuffPost.You can connect with Elizabeth on Facebook,Twitter, Instagram, or ElizabethKBaker.com
Why Podcasts are Perfect for Busy Moms
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It Starts With Me :: Raising Children Who Stand Against Racial Injustice
Two years ago, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the BlogHer Conference in San Jose, California. I was really excited to go to...
Finding Your Tribe :: 10 Friends Every Mom Needs
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Good Enough is Good Enough
Tonight, my three-year-old daughter ate one tiny nibble of a green bean, a slice of cheese, and three grapes for dinner.
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New Special Needs Mom… You Can Do This.
Six years ago, I was pregnant with my first and had recently found out I was expecting a boy. I literally spent weeks online...
My Head & Heart Agree… Our Family is Complete
A funny thing happened sometime in the last few months as my third child morphed from a sleepy, snuggly newborn into a mobile, into...
When Your Child Asks About Mine
We all know that children are naturally curious. And when they see my son G, they often stare. I see your daughter eyeing his...