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Hope Oriabure-King : Posted on Monday, November 28, 2016 2:40 PM
I love Christmas songs. And one of my favorite songs are,
“It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas.”
I love its vivid description of the holidays, especially the
line that says,” And Mom and Dad can hardly wait for school to begin again.”
But for parents who are looking at working from home with kids during winter break it's anything
but music to their ears. So, I put
together some tips to help with taking care of the kids without your work
productivity taking a backseat.
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Posted on Monday, July 20, 2015 11:25 AM
On July, 16 2015 Black-Tie Babysitting, Inc. celebrated it's business office opening. The office is located at 629 W. Centerville Rd, Garland TX 75041 Suite 211C.
Moving to the office is a big step for Black-Tie Babysitting, Inc. and a step towards family work-life-balance for North Texas families. With the new office space we will be able to inventory more toys and baby gear for rental to family travelers and event organizers.
To schedule a meeting or come play with us feel free to email Hope at [email protected] |
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Hope Oriabure-King: Posted on Tuesday, September 09, 2014 1:08 PM
For business owners without children it is hard to fathom a
scenario where you would willingly take your children to a business
appointment. But for those of us who are
parents of young children, it’s rare for you to even use the bathroom by
yourself. In my case, I have bathroom
butlers who tear my tissue for me and serenade me with songs. Here are some things to think about if you have
to take a child along on a business meeting, because you can’t simply but your
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Posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 4:32 PM
When you’re a parent, other people’s weddings bring a unique
stress. While having a professional child care service likeBlack-Tie
Babysittingcan help, you still may worry about the particulars of the
venue; so we have decided to provide a review of the wonderful venues we
partner with to,“roll out the red carpet for your littlest guest.”We hope to
provide insight into each of these venues for your unique perspective as
parents.
 Arlington Hallis situated in the heart of historic Lee
Park. To your children it will look like
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Hope Oriabure: Posted on Friday, October 11, 2013 12:54 PM
I love my family, with their support I have been able to buildBlack-Tie Babysittinginto a business that is changing how people feel about children at special occasions and events. Whenever, I can’t take my children with me they graciously watch them for me. When I walk in to see my 6-year-old sleeping peacefully in his clothes instead of pajamas or the snacks that I closely rationed out all week eaten in their entirety I realize something—despite my families efforts and good intentions they will never be me. |
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Hope Oriabure: Posted on Monday, September 30, 2013 9:16 AM
As a vendor in the wedding industry my inbox is bombarded with articles and invites for workshops on how to lure the “upscale bride.” I was moved to write when I got an article titled,“Get a Nordstrom’s Bride in a Wal-MartWorld.” We all know that the world changed on September 11, 2001 and we are still feeling the aftershocks in the economy, job stability, and even weddings. People didn’t stop getting married but stayed engaged longer, prioritized differently, and yes changed their wedding budgets—could you blame them? |
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Hope Oriabure: Posted on Sunday, September 15, 2013 3:29 PM
Little over a year ago I made the difficult decision to move back to my childhood home and live with my parents. Being a single mother of four special needs children fueled my need to be physically close to my support system; the fiscal results have not been bad either. Living in a multigenerational household has not come without challenges and casualties like decorative pillows (son used the tassels as mustache) and the addition of crayon to textured walls. By far the TV has been one of the biggest compromises. |
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Hope Oriabure: Posted on Sunday, July 29, 2012 7:54 AM
Traditionally, brides and grooms take painstaking steps to ensure that all their invited guest have an unforgettable experience at their wedding. Often times littlest guests are forgotten. Children guest can make a costly emotional and financial impact if not planned for. Although kid-manipulated mishaps can make you money on America's Most Funniest home videos, these are a few ideas to lower the cost at your wedding reception. 1. Creating a guest list can be challenging in and of itself, but this is a good time to sit with your finance and decide if your wedding will be a child-free event. |
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