Rebekah Hiatt
Rebekah is a native of Utah. She and her husband met and married while they were graduate students at Brigham Young University. They moved to Columbia in 2016 when her husband accepted a job as a professor. They have two boys, ages 4 and 0. Rebekah is an attorney and children's author. Her first book, A Book of Bible Opposites, was published this year.
5 Most Common Facebook Posts You’ll See From Moms (And How to Respond)
After becoming a mother, I suddenly began to pay more attention to what my fellow mother friends posted on Facebook. My news feed is slowly morphing into a mom's-only feed as those posts are...
Top 10 Snacks Worth Buying at Aldi
We are big snackers in my family. While I would love to always have the time to make healthy snacks, it is usually easier for me to pull something out of the pantry or...
Preventing and Treating Mosquito Bites
When we moved to Columbia last year I was stunned by the number of mosquitoes here. Even trips from our door to the car would lead to multiple bites if we didn't have repellent...
6 Water Safety Tips from Finding Nemo and Finding Dory
With the beach just a day trip away and a Guide to Splash Pads & Water Fun Around Columbia to help you on your way, it's time to turn to an equally important topic: water safety. With...
Guide to Children’s Boutiques and Consignment Shops Around Columbia
Here at Columbia SC Moms Blog, we love to support the local businesses around us - especially when it relates to kids and families! While we enjoy the children store franchises around us, there...
Day Trips From Columbia :: Tall Ships Charleston
As we've mentioned before, Charleston is a great day trip from Columbia. Besides the beach, aquariums, museums and market, Charleston is also home to many festivals. One such festival is Tall Ships Charleston.
Tall Ships Charleston...
Preparing to Have a Baby While in College
I became pregnant with my son the summer before my last year of law school. Although it wasn't the timing I had expected, I was excited to become a mother. I knew it would...