5 posts categorized "Film"
Win Tickets to See "Babies" from Milagros
April 23, 2010
We have a bunch of tickets to see “Babies” at Lloyd Center and we are giving some away this weekend at Milagros. Want a chance to win? Easy peasy!
Come into Milagros this weekend, drop your name in the big ole box (no purchase is necessary, btw) and you are in the running! Good luck!
Check out the trailer for "Babies" here. It looks super cool.
Are you searching for a doula?
November 21, 2009
Join us for a free late afternoon mixer and meet several pregnancy, birth, and postpartum doulas all in one place.We will have a screening of The Birth of Sabine,
a henna artist to adorn bellies or hands,
and delicious refreshments.
December 5, 2009 4:00-6:00pm 1614 NE Alberta St. in the large red house Hosted by Nurture: Center for Growing Families Are you considering hiring a doula?
Are you overwhelmed by the number of doula options in Portland?
Would you like an opportunity to meet several doulas, face-to-face, to get a sense of compatibility, but don’t have the time to attend several meet and greet appointments?
Highlights: Meet local pregnancy, birth, and postpartum doulas
Film screening: The Birth of Sabine
Henna adornment Connect with other expecting parents Learn more about our services Enjoy light refreshments
(Plus, doulas are just some of the nicest people to be around!)
Film Screening hosted by: Jennifer Murdock
Doulas attending the event:
Baby My Sweet Baby http://www.babymysweetbaby.com/ Sacred Arrivals: http://www.sacredarrivals.com/ Sacred Pathways Doula Services: http://www.sacredpathwaysdoula.com/ MotherTree: http://www.mothertreebirth.com/ Renaissance Childbirth and Postpartum Professionals: http://www.renchildbirth.com/ Birth Journeys Doula Collective http://www.birthjourneys.com/ Nurture: http://www.nurturepdx.com/ Mama Bear Healing Care
Affordable Creative Family Portraiture
October 19, 2009
Jessica Garay
Photography
Creative Family Portraiture
- v $150 includes high-resolution CD
- v On Location Photography…. I travel to you!
- v Professional & Experienced
o
Bachelors in Fine Art Photography
o
10 yrs in commercial
photography
o
5 years of experience with Children
& Families
- v Creative contemporary family portraits
www.jessicagarayphotography.com
Opening New Baby/Child/Family Friendly Establishment - Want your input Urban Mamas!
October 06, 2009
Hi Mamas~
I am an Urban Mama and have been so since the birth of my first born, 3.5 years ago. This site has given me endless valuable referrals and resources throughout the past 3+ years as a SAHM. Without UM, I'd have been lost as a new mom. Now with the recent birth of my second child I am looking to break out of my strict roll as an at home mama. That's how I landed the idea of opening a baby/kid/family friendly business in the wonderful baby-friendly town we live in, P-Town. I've gotten sick and tired of feeling uncomfortable in "normal" shops with my screaming babe. No matter how polite people may seem, the look of annoyance is always transparent on peoples faces when they don't have children of their own. I want a place all my own where the "wild rumpus" can commence without others batting and eye. I have a couple ideas of my own to ponder of what I may want to open. Also a few from my partner, another fellow Urban Mama. But regardless of what is swirling around in our heads right now, we'd first and foremost love to hear from you, other Urban Mamas and families in Portland. What kind of family friendly establishments would you love to see open up in your neighborhood? Any burning, yearning or clever ideas that you'd like to see come to fruition in this amazing town that we live in? We all know there are many kid/mama friendly clothing shops, renewable shops (aka: kids consignment), cafes,restaurants, toy stores, music, theatre, or art themed activities in and around town. But what what we'd like to know is: is there a shop or business you would like to see that you haven't yet seen in Portland, or something you feel that Portland is lacking in the family-friendly arena? Or perhaps something you'd like to see more of, maybe something you've experienced that hasn't fully met your needs or an idea that needs to be expanded upon. Or something truly different that you've been waiting for someone to start-up? Since we are all one in the same, mamas with families with kiddos that we want to cater or with (out without---mamas night?), your input is so valuable to us because we are a part of the community and are a part of you. We want to make something special happen for all of us in Portland with your input!
Thanks for all your time and support....
Sara
I am an Urban Mama and have been so since the birth of my first born, 3.5 years ago. This site has given me endless valuable referrals and resources throughout the past 3+ years as a SAHM. Without UM, I'd have been lost as a new mom. Now with the recent birth of my second child I am looking to break out of my strict roll as an at home mama. That's how I landed the idea of opening a baby/kid/family friendly business in the wonderful baby-friendly town we live in, P-Town. I've gotten sick and tired of feeling uncomfortable in "normal" shops with my screaming babe. No matter how polite people may seem, the look of annoyance is always transparent on peoples faces when they don't have children of their own. I want a place all my own where the "wild rumpus" can commence without others batting and eye. I have a couple ideas of my own to ponder of what I may want to open. Also a few from my partner, another fellow Urban Mama. But regardless of what is swirling around in our heads right now, we'd first and foremost love to hear from you, other Urban Mamas and families in Portland. What kind of family friendly establishments would you love to see open up in your neighborhood? Any burning, yearning or clever ideas that you'd like to see come to fruition in this amazing town that we live in? We all know there are many kid/mama friendly clothing shops, renewable shops (aka: kids consignment), cafes,restaurants, toy stores, music, theatre, or art themed activities in and around town. But what what we'd like to know is: is there a shop or business you would like to see that you haven't yet seen in Portland, or something you feel that Portland is lacking in the family-friendly arena? Or perhaps something you'd like to see more of, maybe something you've experienced that hasn't fully met your needs or an idea that needs to be expanded upon. Or something truly different that you've been waiting for someone to start-up? Since we are all one in the same, mamas with families with kiddos that we want to cater or with (out without---mamas night?), your input is so valuable to us because we are a part of the community and are a part of you. We want to make something special happen for all of us in Portland with your input!
Thanks for all your time and support....
Sara
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