Kimberly

Mom in the City owner and Co-founder/CEO of RK Responsive Design. Santa Claus wannabe. Scheduling ninja. Supreme sleeper.

Walt Disney World: Epcot Center

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I only went on one ride (The American Adventure) at Epcot. I think that older kids might enjoy it, but I think my little ones would have been bored/not able to appreciate the history that the ride covered. (The images … Read More

Keep Kids Safe & Seen This Halloween

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FYI: “With Halloween right around the corner, child pedestrian safety expert Moira Donahue with Safe Kids USA, is encouraging parents to remind their little ghosts and super heroes to be safe when out trick-or-treating. Halloween is supposed to be about … Read More

Learning to Drive: My First Road Lesson

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On Saturday morning, I had my first driving lesson. I was a little (okay, very) nervous because I have never driven a car by myself AND road rules are a jumble in my brain. Once my teacher showed up, I … Read More

Walt Disney World: The Discussion

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So why did Disney spend all of this time, energy and money to fly us African American mom bloggers to Orlando for this fabulous weekend? They’re smart…that’s why. According to findings of Magazine Publishers of America reported in an article … Read More

Walt Disney World: The Participants

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First of all, I must mention Maria of BSM Media. She just released a new book Mom 3.0. about using new media and technology to market with moms. She’s the perfect person to write such a book, because she did … Read More

NYC Mommy Blogger Monologues

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This morning, I participated in a Mommy Blogger Monologues breakfast panel, an event co-hosted by BSM Media and the Marketing to Moms Coalition. Basically, eight bloggers (including myself) answered a variety of questions from companies and brands so that they … Read More

Animal Kingdom

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On Sunday morning we went to Animal Kingdom where we were able to see the Festival of the Lion King. The singing, dancing and acrobatics were all wonderful. I asked and was allowed to record the entire show (it’s only … Read More