Christine Baines
Christine is a Georgia native who lives in metro Atlanta with her husband and two sons, Dallas and Dakota. She received her undergraduate degree in education and literature from The \ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership and Policy from The University of Michigan. She began her career as a classroom teacher and transitioned to the nonprofit industry in which she launched and led holistic change efforts and implemented learning and development programs. Christine is now the owner of Twinkle Toes Nanny Agency Northeast Atlanta and co-hosts the podcast Cradle and All, with her sister. When she’s not working, she enjoys traveling, practicing yoga, enjoying the outdoors, and reading.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with These Books
One of my favorite months of observance is Women’s History Month.
As a boy mom and the only female in the house (even the dog is a boy) it’s the one time of year...
Plan Your Next Girls’ Trip to Sedona, Arizona
This summer my mom, sister, and I took a much-needed and long-overdue girls’ trip to Sedona, Arizona.
Traveling without our husbands and children coupled with the fact that we were in an awe-inspiring environment...
Favorite Podcasts from an Avid Podcast Listener
I first began listening to podcasts in 2014. Back then, when I would excitedly bring up the podcast Serial, folks would look at me with confusion. They actually thought I was speaking about the...
3 Air Fryer Recipes You’ll Love
I remember the first time I was introduced to an air fryer. It was the beginning of 2018. My co-worker told me about this new kitchen appliance that can make air-fried chicken. I thought...
Kids Birthday Party Planning
One of the many mom talents that strengthen over time is the ability to party plan.
All moms envision providing their little ones with the most entertaining, exciting, and memorable birthday party they’ve ever experienced....
Make Mealtime Fun and Healthy
Make Mealtime Fun and Healthy
During the infant phase, you imagined that toddler feeding would be a walk in the park filled with no more chaffed nipples and crying over spilled milk. Then, reality struck....