Moms Helping News Today

WARREN TWP. – One in two American families with infants and toddlers struggle to afford diapers.

CHATHAM - Local Girl Scouts know just how to have fun.

MOSES LAKE – On this episode of the Studio Basin podcast, Managing Editor Rob Miller talks about the ongoing issues related to stray animals and overcrowded animal shelters in Grant and Adams counties...

Non-profit Moms Helping Moms is providing free diapers to some families in need in New Jersey.

ESSEX FELLS – There are families all across the U.S. in need of basic necessities, including diapers.

Moms Helping Moms, founded in 2011, provides baby essentials, as well as menstrual supplies, to women across New Jersey.

Helping Mamas says they serve nearly 80,000 children a year. They'll make new distribution dates for baby formula supplies in 2023.

The nationwide shortage of baby formula continues to see parents scrambling to find and share needed products.

It’s more expensive to fly out of Charlotte right now as folks move out of pandemic mode and into vacation mode. In other business news, the infant formula shortage is hitting Charlotte, but parents are helping each other out. And a group wants to help recycle political signs.

Parenting an infant is already stressful. Add on a nationwide shortage of baby formula, and Colorado parents say the anxiety triples.