My father was a first responder, and I came from a firefighting family, so emergency preparedness was a common topic around the house. We kept batteries and flashlights and bottles of water in the bas…
Is Your Child’s Teacher Using Cannabis? How To Spot The Signs
Cannabis use is on the rise and it is everywhere, especially among adults who may or may not have chosen a career in education. Do you know if your children are being well cared for in school? How can…
Splimm’s Children’s Book is #LilMamaApproved!
We’ve always admired companies that take parents seriously. Companies that aren’t just trying to sell us crap we don’t need, but that are working to make our complicated lives a litt…
Splimming with 3E Strategies: Cylvia Hayes on Sustainability
There may be no more greater issue facing the legal cannabis industry than the need to cultivate sustainability. Though the end of prohibition can positively impact our economy, public health, and the…
Cannabis for PPD in Good Housekeeping
We’re learning more every day about the benefits of cannabis. And while it’s generally accepted that this plant can help people battling cancer and struggling with other debilitating and c…
Answering Kids’ Cannabis Questions for PDX Parent
Raising kids in a state that recently legalized cannabis for adult use means answering a new set of questions. Portland writer Beth Slovic figured this out when her four-year-old wanted to know what t…
Because Your Mama Loves Weed Now Available for Preorder
Hey Splimm Community! We’ve been working on this for awhile, and we’re very excited to share it with you! Why a kids’ book? Who in the world would write a children’s book about cann…
Changing Hearts & Minds: Tips for Cannabis Ambassadors
When my mom first found out I was a cannabis consumer, it was not pretty. It wasn’t the worst fight that a mother and son have ever had; it wasn’t the worst fight we’d had ourselves. But it was not pr…
Cannabis Topicals: Beneficial & Benign
I’d just returned home from a week of traveling – long flights, late nights, uncomfortable hotel room beds – and my back was killing me. My shoulders felt like armor, my neck was locked up, and I coul…