: About Me

Sarah Forhan lives in New Hampshire with her husband, two children, and three dogs.

She has used her God given talent of sewing, crafting, and writing to start her own crafting blog "Sewing and Crafting with Sarah". She writes a monthly craft column for a local paper. And has a crafting blog with "Precious Moms" a subsidiary of Precious Moments.

She believes strongly that one person does make a difference and she lives her life accordingly. She volunteers at her children's school and is an active member of her community.

In her world, everything is possible if you just put your mind to it!

My passion is ...

sewing, crafting, and writing about sewing and crafting.

I know too much about ...

sewing, crafts, gardening, home improvement, budgeting, personal finances, wood-stoves, gas-stoves, birds, and living frugally.

My parents always told me ...

to stop talking so much.

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a pathologist. I know I was a weird child!

My favorite memory ...

my husband and I buying our first Christmas tree.

Why I write ...

for a release.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Women & Money/Watching Fox News

My first job ...

was a cashier at a department store.

My best moment ...

my children's births.

My inspiration ...

my mother.

Parenting & Pregnancy > Babies (Other) Tips for treating and removing baby stains in laundry

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For anyone that has fed or burped a baby you know that it is a messy job. Usually at the end of feeding my children I would often wonder how much actually went into their little mouths. I would look down at their cute little faces wet with formula, little paths of wet goo dripping from the edge of their mouth, across their cheeks, and pooling behind their ears. At the end of feedings the collars of their shirts were stained with formula whether they had a bib on or not. When my children were infants I used Dreft Laundry Detergent on their clothes. They had very sensitive skin and Dreft was...

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