We had the pleasure of working with CLE Baby for our third child, who is now seven months old and…read morewas struggling to sleep through the night. Our first two children were sleep trained by five months, so we thought we had things figured out--but our third truly threw us a curveball. Every time we put her down in the crib, she would cry, and we felt unsure of where to turn. Enter Lauren, who truly is a baby wizard and completely changed our lives. After months of sleepless nights, Lauren came in and, on the very first night, helped our baby sleep through the night--it felt nothing short of a miracle. She was incredibly thorough, knowledgeable, and supportive, helping us establish healthy sleep habits and a well-balanced schedule that ensured our baby was getting enough calories during the day, plenty of playtime, and restful sleep at night. Throughout her time with us, Lauren shared an incredible amount of knowledge and guidance. When she left (tears included on my part), she provided us with a detailed packet outlining everything accomplished in just four short days, including milestones, schedules, upcoming developmental leaps, travel guidance, and a comprehensive sleep log. I truly cannot say enough about how much Lauren and CLE Baby have changed our family's life. For the first time, all three of our children are sleeping at once--which feels like a miracle in itself. If you are having any sleep challenges or want your little one to sleep through the night, I cannot recommend CLE Baby highly enough. What makes this experience even more special is that Lauren continues to check in and stays in touch. The relationship didn't end after those four days, and it's reassuring to know she's still there for questions and support. This was exactly what we were looking for, and I'm so grateful we reached out when we did. CLE Baby was absolutely worth it in every way.

We truly could not have had a better experience with Jenn P as our postpartum doula. She has such a…read moregentle spirit and wealth of knowledge. She worked tirelessly to help us in any way possible. From the beginning, she blended with our whole family and our older kids (2 and 4) love her and enjoyed her visits as well. She was so incredibly helpful especially with getting our baby to sleep through the night and guidance on breastfeeding. We are so grateful and blessed to have Jenn in our lives. Jenn has a quiet peace about her and a can-do attitude that helped make our first few months welcoming our newest addition to the family so much easier. What's more, she's become a friend of the family. If you're on the fence about hiring a Doula, look no further, and definitely request Jenn! I promise you will not be disappointed and will far more enjoy the first few months of having a newborn.

Beth has helped me with numerous services, coaching, editing my book, copywriting for my business…read morepage. Her skills and talents know no limits. She is kind, honest and straightforward. She holds space for me to uncover my own gifts and use them in my family and with clients.

From the owner: I help conscious moms who will do anything to protect their kids from trauma use the conflict in…read moretheir marriage as a feedback loop to heal and grow in self-awareness so they can create the marriage and family they want, even if their husband won't go to counseling. I teach a 6-step process to use your family challenges to become more self-regulated so you can create positive relationship dynamics without finding a new husband. I specialize in moms married to a partner who has ADHD.

Had a great salmonburger in beautiful open atrium. Friend had great sauteed trout. Huge portion!…read more Brandon, the owner, came by to check on us. Will go back.

It feels like a locals-only sin that it has taken me this long to finally go to Edwins. Despite…read moreknowing about it since I moved back into town 5 years ago, we just never quite got around to actually going. My mom and grandmother were in town for my birthday and it was finally the right opportunity for a celebratory meal at Edwins. We dined in the brasserie, where the menu is classic French bistro cuisine and the service is accurate and attentive. Across our party of four, we sampled from across the menu: the shrimp cocktail, soup du jour (potato leek), and mixed green salad were soon followed by steak frites, roasted salmon, and shrimp scampi. Everything we had was well-executed and flavorful. We followed with dessert, splitting a creme brulee and bananas foster across the table. To accompany the meal, each of us got a glass of wine or cocktail. I was pleased to see the retro revival cocktails - you don't see a Japanese Slipper on too many menus, and I found it well balanced and refreshing. What a wonderful experience, and serving a wonderful mission.

Visiting this dance studio for the first time from out of town. Ester was very helpful with class…read moreavailability and info for my one time visit. Very welcoming, kind, and fun.

This is the most AMAZING place to dance! All of the instructors are great - the dance levels are…read morefrom beginner to ADVANCED! They can even make it happen if you have 2 left feet!!!

My kiddo had a great experience with Meg! She feels ready and prepared for the driving test!read more

Liam is an excellent teacher, the class I took with him taught me so much! I was very anxious and…read morenow I feel like as I incorporate all the skills he coached, I will become much more confident.

Hathaway Brown School for girls is a very well educated, sustained, and finical school. Except when…read moreit comes to lunch seats. My daughter is an 8th grader this year at Hathaway Brown middle school and she has been telling me how at lunch her and her eight friends want to sit together. So they have been sitting at two connected tables that equal eight seats for each girl (apparently this table has always been like this). But suddenly they've been noticing that the other half of there table keeps getting moved to be apart of another half table, so they keep having to move the other half table back and forth every lunch day just so they can sit together. (They can't switch to another table because all of them are taken up by different grades/people). So one day my daughters friend is moving the other half of the table like usual and then out of no where apparently a teacher comes screaming at her to not move the table and that nobody can move tables anymore. So now there is only room for six girls at the table so they decide to grab two more chairs to squeeze into the table to include there two friends, that is very nice. But the same teacher comes out and starts screaming at the same girl again about how they cannot move chairs at all. Why does it matter so much? My daughter said that the teacher said that it's ok the six girls will sit at a table and the other two will sit at a table alone be cause they need to engage with other kids an snake new friends. I'm sorry but that is excluding two girls from the rest of there friend group and that's also breaking apart a strong friendship with the girls. It's the 8th grade everybody has there groups by now and they know who they like and don't like, and if they don't have that then there is definitely something wrong with your kid. Hathaway Brown School is a good school but they are just so weird about the whole friend thing, don't send your kids here if you don't like this.

Excellent extra curricular activities. Just realize that you're sending your daughter to a school…read morethat will put her under extreme pressure. If you have a bright child who needs motivation, it's probably OK. But if you have an average child who is a hard worker or, heaven forbid, and under-performing child, this will be an extremely stressful environment for your her. My daughter has some special challenges to learning which were made extremely clear before we enrolled her. With the cost of the school (close to or exceeding tuition for an undergraduate degree each year) I was genuinely shocked that Hathaway Brown's first solution was to ask us for more money for a private tutor within a month ! If you have a child with additional needs, do not go to the school. I do believe that the teachers genuinely care about the students, other than one of the female math teachers who is basically a bully. Summary statement: if you're the kind of parent who has to ensure your child has every advantage to get into an Ivy League school at any cost, send her to HB. Just realize that the school caters to superstars. And if your daughter is not one of them, she will be made to feel pretty bad about herself and placed under extreme pressure until you unenroll her or comply with paying for multiple extracurricular tutors.