Tiny Tushie Tweetup

Some of our new friends!
Some of the donations brought in! Thank you!!!!

Unloading the donations from Chesapeake! We filled 4 blue bins with diapers! The showed up with not one, but two Chesapeake CNG's overflowing with diapers!


We were on the Lamar board twice that night!

Sugar Babies Teen Auction

The Teen Associate Board did a fabulous job this year with the Sugar Babies auction.

Please join us for the Tiny Tushi Tweetup

Monday's Baby Jennifer

Watch as baby Jennifer tries to roll over. It was so cute!

This Mother's Day...help another mother.

These are challenging economic times, leaving many mothers struggling to feed and clothe their babies. No matter what the reason, their little one is an innocent victim of circumstances. But there is something you can do to help.

Do you remember a time in your life when you were given a helping hand? Now it can be your turn to help. By simply extending a hand through the work of Infant Crisis Services, you can have that affect on someone else’s life.

This Mother’s Day when you honor the mother in your life, you can help another mother in need. Each time you contribute a minimum of $10 to Infant Crisis Services we will send a Mother’s Day card on your behalf, informing the recipient of your generous gesture. Won't you please help today?

http://www.infantcrisis.org/donate

Sisters: Samara, Alaysia and Liberty

Stats

In a month, Infant Crisis Services fed and diapered 1,008 babies and toddlers. 347 were less than seven months old, 371 were over 12 months and 80 were between 7 to 12 months. 645 of the mothers/fathers who came to get services were single parents and 252 were married. Out of the 1,008 only 138 had jobs.

We don't ask why people are in the situations they are in. Sometimes they offer up the information and share their story, but at the end of the day the reason we exist is to help the babies. Those 1,008 babies got to go to bed with a full tummy and a dry tushie.

Brenda and baby Jennifer invite you...

Take a moment to say a few kind words...

The volunteers had their monthly luncheon last Friday and Debi shared this story with everyone. You never know when the words you say can affect some one's heart. Today say a kind word to a friend or help a stranger...you never know how much it might mean to that person.

Monday's Baby, Norman

Monday's baby is Norman. He is 8 months old with bright blue eyes and always a smile on his face. Norman just started growing hair and his mom says she is not sure if it will be blond or red. She also told me just the other day she looked over to she him pull himself up. Now Norman is trying to straighten his legs to take those first steps.

Daddy's Girl

Turn up the volume on this video because you don't want to miss a word of what this proud papa has to say about his miracle.

The Tiny Tushie Tweet Up

Miki Farris, executive director of Infant Crisis Services, invites you to join us for The Tiny Tushie Tweet Up. Come tour our facility. enjoy hor'dourves and prizes will be raffled off every 20 minutes. Help us diaper the tiniest tushies in Oklahoma by bringing a package of diapers! We can't wait to meet you at the Tiny Tushie Tweet Up!

Sue Kelley Infant Crisis Services Volunteer

Premature babies need a very expensive kind of formula called neosure to help them gain weight.

Monday's baby is Kylee

As you can see from the pictures Kylee is a very happy baby! She is adorable with bright blue eyes and the prettiest red hair I have ever seen on a baby.