The KM Team
Knoxville Moms is the go-to local parenting resource for families in Knoxville and East Tennessee area since 2013. We strive to connect local families by sharing personal experiences, local guides, events, and travel. We celebrated 10 years of serving Knoxville families this past fall!
Museum of Appalachia To Host Three Sheep Shearing Days This Spring
The Museum of Appalachia will welcome the warmth of spring by trimming the winter’s heavy growth of wool from their flock of sheep. Visitors are invited to join the Smithsonian-Affiliate museum in celebration of...
Magic Beneath The Surface
Maggie held her breath. She didn’t have to—she had a snorkel that gave her access to the fresh mountain air above—but she couldn’t help it. She was stunned by the variety of colors that...
The New Fort Kid Opens After Three Years
Knoxville leaders gathered near World's Fair Park on Monday, March 6th to cut the ribbon on a new playground structure at Fort Kid located where several community members made fond memories as children.
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Webb School Spartan Showcase Open House
:: Spartan Showcase Open House Event Sunday, February 26th :: Delivers Engaging Glimpse into the Student Experience at Webb School Webb School of Knoxville is a Pre-K through 12th grade private, independent, coeducational day school in...
Southern Sitters: Babysitter + Nanny Service In Knoxville
Southern Sitters is the 5-star babysitter and nanny service for Knoxville families!
Their team consists of hundreds of hand selected, exceptional, and fully vetted babysitters and nannies that are CPR Certified, interviewed, trained, background checked,...
It’s Not You, It’s Me: My Breakup With Hormonal Birth Control
I gave birth to my daughter at the age of 36. Prior to that, I had been on some form of hormonal birth control since the age of 17. I started taking hormonal birth...
Black History Month At The Episcopal School Of Knoxville
To honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and to add a bit of history to this upcoming Black History Month, our middle schoolers participated in "A Walk with Brother Martin." This...