Stephanie Fallon is a Copywriter and Content Producer based in Los Angeles, California. With a focus on local topics, Stephanie's articles cover a range of subjects including wellness, personal development, sustainability, and parenting. She brings a fresh perspective and a passion for sharing engaging and informative content with her readers.
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Stephanie's coverage heavily involves lifestyle and self-improvement topics, with a focus on the home and family. She leans towards providing reviews, how-to guides, seasonal content, and expert commentary in her articles.
When reaching out to Stephanie Fallon for potential collaboration or contributions, consider offering insights related to nontoxic products for the home (e.g., cookware), experiences in therapy or self-care practices relevant to families and individuals, creative pursuits that intersect with home life or parenting, as well as strategies for waste reduction at home.
Given her local geographic focus in California - particularly Los Angeles - pitches involving local businesses or events within these areas may also be of interest to Stephanie.
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Four months ago, I could fit everything I knew about blood sugar into a 140-character Tweet.
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I dreaded nights. The sense of another day having slipped away under the hamster wheel of feeding, diapers, and naps without having seen the sun or another adult affected me deeply. The witching hour, as so many new parents know, occurs between 5 and 7 p.m., when the baby, seemingly also tired of the monotony of another day spent laboring to keep it alive, screams and cries and cannot be pacified.
By: Stephanie Fallon
Summary: We tried a Home Reserve sectional to see if the family- and pet-friendly design would hold up to our family's hard-on-furniture lifestyle, and we are totally in love!
Summary With a small band and large cup size, it's been impossible to find a comfortable, non-underwire bra that supports my breasts, feels good to wear all day, and looks cute.
If you told my teenage self that going to a competitive arts high school would be the beginning of a lifelong battle with perfectionism, I'd have
In my twenties, I spent several years in a support group for the friends and family of people living with addiction.
Earlier this year, my daughter looked at me and said, “Mommy, are you going to die one day?”
By: Stephanie Fallon
I have always struggled with defining my “style.” I remember shopping for clothes with my mom involved finding something that was “her.” The women
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