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Meet the PL Moms This Mother’s Day

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Alan Kadish

May 7, 2016

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Motherhood is a job that requires little sleep, constant worry and round-the-clock care, yet most women would say they wouldn’t trade the job for the world. That’s why Mother’s Day – which honors the beautiful, demanding, rewarding work of motherhood – is a holiday to embrace.

We at Pure Living want to celebrate all mothers this Mother’s Day.  We may be a small and growing company, but we have an amazing team of moms who are dedicated to providing pure solutions to families who are planning, pregnant or who are already parents. Meet a few of our dedicated staff members, who are moms and parents just like you.

 

Elizabeth Mark Pure LivingBETH

While completing her Master’s in Public Health at Johns Hopkins University in Maternal & Child Health, she gained a passion for health and it grew even more when she became pregnant with her 2-year-old son, William. She writes and edits for Pure Living because she desires the safest, healthiest environment for all families.

 

 

Rebecca Barnhart Pure Living

REBECCA

Rebecca is Pure Living’s Executive Editor and resident mom. While she was pregnant with her now 16-month-old, she grew an impressive pile of research and learned everything she was doing was, well…all wrong. She turned to Pure Living’s “less is better” approach to the products she uses on her daughter and in her home.

 

 

Carissa Adsit Pure Living

CARISSA

Carissa is Pure Living’s newest member and mother to almost 2-year-old Pearl. She is passionate about natural, toxin-free living and holistic health. She will be working on Pure Living’s social media.

Don’t forget to give her a shout, and follow Pure Living on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Happy Mother’s Day!

 

 

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