Parenting in Acadiana - Quality Resources Through Your Parenting JourneyParenting in Acadiana is the first podcast in Aca Author: WomansFoundation
Parenting in Acadiana is the first podcast in Acadiana dedicated to share and provide parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, caregivers, and individuals alike tips, stories, and resources. We focus on bringing you stories and resources to help you create a healthier lifestyle, address situations you may feel uneasy about, build confidence in your child if they're being bullied, and tons of different topics to ultimately support you through your parenting journey. In this podcast, we sit down and dive into the lives of parents, professionals, community developers, and leaders in Acadiana who give valuable and insightful tips for parents and families. Whether you are a new parent or parents to adult children, our podcast aims to make your number one job as a parent as stress free as possible. Plug in your earphones, go about your chores, and press PLAY. Language: en Genres: Kids & Family Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Through the Duhon Family Lens: Overcoming COVID-19 Together
Thursday, 13 August, 2020
Kellie Duhon, Corporate Giving Program Manager of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana shares her insightful story of how her family was able to overcome COVID-19. Like many of us, Kellie prepped, prepared and stocked on all of the essentials needed during the mandatory stay-at-home order. However, when "the outside" slowly opened up, her family soon realized that there was a high chance COVID-19 was knocking on their door. Resources mentioned in the episoide: Where to find testing sites: http://ldh.la.gov/index.cfm/page/3934?clearCache=1 Checklist to prepare for COVID-19: https://www.goodrx.com/blog/coronavirus-home-checklist-how-to-prepare-stock-up-covid-19/ How to become a blood/plasma donor: https://lourdesrmc.com/ways-to-give/blood-donor-center Additional: Blue Cross has created interactive graphics for its social media that encourage people to wear masks now so we can slow the spread of COVID-19 and safely resume activities like tailgating, going to festivals and having crawfish boils. Anyone can share or post these graphics to their personal social media and are asked to use the hashtag #MaskUp when doing so. Find and download the graphics at www.bcbsla.com/covid19.









