Tiffany Bassler
Tiffany is a small-town girl from Southwest Ohio but has called Columbus home for the past 10 years. After graduating from The Ohio State University with a Master of Social Work, she worked full-time in the community helping the underserved senior population. She married her high school sweetheart, Weston, and they decided to eventually put roots down in Lewis Center. Three kids later, this small-town girl who loves the city is learning to navigate life as a stay at home mom in the ‘burbs. She is a proud mom of two girls, a boy, and two fur babies who know how to keep life interesting! They love exploring the food scene and family activities throughout Columbus, traveling, and are currently on a journey to visit all 50 states. You can catch all their adventures and more on Instagram @bringingupbassler.
Avoiding Tragedy from the “Silent Killer” – One Mom’s Story
July 10, 2016 – a day forever etched in my mind. A day that could have ended tragically for our family.
We had spent the day packing and loading up the car, finishing up all...
Social Worker Mom, We See You
March is National Social Worker Month, a time to spotlight the mission of the profession and its role in advocacy of current issues, creating policy change, and the progress being made in areas like...
Honoring a Favorite Toy on National LEGO Day
National LEGO Day is coming up on January 28th! This classic toy is a household name across the world and has become a staple to any toy collection. It has graced the floors of...
5 New (COVID-Friendly) Holiday Traditions to Start This Year
For many of us, Thanksgiving has forced us to accept that this holiday season will certainly be different, just as everything else has this year. We may not be hosting our usual large gatherings...
Kid Approved Ways to Add More Vegetables to Your Diet
I always imagined myself as the mom who would serve her kids a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables at every meal. Their diets would be healthy and well rounded, and they would be...
Family Movie Night: Halloween Edition
It’s finally October, which means time to get into the Halloween spirit! I will admit, Halloween has not always been a favorite holiday of mine. I have never been into scary movies, haunted houses,...
Finding Forgiveness in Grief
It’s no secret that we all have and will experience grief in our lives. It is part of our natural human course. It comes to us in different forms, whether it’s grieving the death...
Encouraging Growth and Conversation Through Journaling
My house has recently seen a lot of tough conversations surrounding current events. Of course, they are conversations that need to be had, but approaching them with young children can be a balancing act,...
5 Simple Ways to Show Kindness in Times of Need
During seasons of harsh weather, flu and illness, natural disasters or other emergencies, it’s important to remember the most vulnerable in our community. It takes a village to ensure we are all taken care...
5 FREE Ways to Celebrate Read Across America Day
March 2nd is Read Across America Day – also known as Dr. Seuss’s birthday! It’s a day to encourage early literacy and foster a love of reading in children. And if you’re like my...