Clarksville Family Magazine — June 2012

The June 2012 Clarksville Family Magazine celebrates motherhood, music and miracles, honors dads, and guards against tick-borne illness.

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The cover feature, “Motherhood, Music and Miracles,” wove together family, melody and the unexpected blessings of life — an uplifting local story of the kind the magazine loved to tell, with a profile of Lydia Walker adding another personal thread.

“Being Daddy for a Day” offered a warm Father's Day feature on the everyday heroism of fatherhood, celebrating the dads at the center of so many households. “What More Could One Want of a Summer's Day?” captured the simple joys of the season, while “Preventing Tick-Borne Illnesses” delivered timely, practical guidance for families spending time outdoors in the Tennessee summer, and “It's Never Too Early” added forward-looking advice.

The recurring departments round out a June number that pairs a warm Father's Day tribute with the pleasures and precautions of summer — lifting a reader's spirit with an uplifting local story while making sure their family stays safe outdoors.

“Motherhood, Music and Miracles” opened on a scene of ordinary contentment: fifteen-month-old Henry toddling across the living room to the family's yellow Labrador, dropping to a diaper-cushioned seat to pat the patient dog on the back and head, then popping up to peer out the window — all energy, alternating between shyness and friendliness as the writer sat and talked with his mother — the picture of a healthy, happy toddler at the heart of a story about music and small everyday miracles.

Table of Contents

  • Motherhood, Music and Miracles (p. 6)
  • What More Could One Want of a Summer’s Day? (p. 24)
  • Preventing Tick-Borne Illnesses (p. 28)
  • Being Daddy for a Day (p. 32)
  • It’s Never Too Early (p. 36)
  • Lydia Walker (p. 38)
  • Liposuction of the Male Breast (p. 46)
  • Low Back Pain (p. 50)
  • Clarksville’s Daycare Daddy (p. 54)
  • A Campout Under the Stars (p. 62)

Regular Departments

  • Advice (p. 18)
  • Faith & Family (p. 40)
  • Campbell Families (p. 60)
  • The Fridge (p. 64)
  • Family (p. 66)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 79)

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