Tricia Koebel
Tricia Koebel is a native of the St. Louis area who currently lives in Wildwood, Missouri with her husband of 11 years and two young children. She works part-time as a pediatric oncology nurse, working around her husband’s job as a firefighter so they can be home with their kids. Tricia and her husband own a small cattle farm in Rosebud. She loves spending time with family and friends, volunteering at her kids’ schools, crafting, eating El Maguey, watching movies, and traveling.
Working Opposite Schedules With Your Spouse
How do you balance homelife when working opposite schedules?
When our first child was born, we had to decide how we were going to do childcare, like many families do. Thanks to our jobs that...
Post Tonsillectomy: Our Experience and Tips
One of the most common surgeries in children is a tonsillectomy in which the child’s tonsils are surgically removed. Adenoids can be surgically removed or ear tubes can be surgically placed at the same...
Mom’s Guide to Fitness Centers with Childcare
A new year is upon us, and with a new year comes resolutions. One of the most common resolutions people set for themselves is to exercise and eat better. One of the best times...
Tips on Finding the Best Pediatrician for Your Family
When it comes to our kids, we want the best for them. It can be hard to make decisions that impact our children, especially when we want the best for them. This includes a...
Hearing Awareness: “What?”
It was a distinct scratching noise that stopped me suddenly. It was an unmistakable sound that caused my head to turn its way quickly, trying to pinpoint what was behind it. I could see...
New Year’s Resolutions Tips
Making your list of new year’s resolutions? These tips will help you reach your goals!
The holidays are here, and soon, we will be celebrating the New Year of 2023. As it is customary with...
Tips on Giving Medicine to Your Child
We could all use some tips for getting our kids to take their medicine!
Fall is here, and with fall usually comes an uptick of flu and cold viruses. Unfortunately, kids like to share germs,...
Raising a Child With Cancer
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
“Your child has cancer.”
These are four of the scariest words a parent could hear out of a doctor’s mouth. Every 3 minutes, parents hear these words. From that moment...
National Minority Donor Awareness Month
Organ and blood donation is a cause that is near and dear to my heart. Not only have I had 20 more years with my grandfather, thanks to the generous and selfless gift of...