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LIFESTYLE LETTER
AUGUST 2018 PUBLISHER
Gordon Montgomery | Gordon.Montgomery@Lifestylepubs.com Kelley Lamm | Kelley.Lamm@Lifestylepubs.com EDITOR
Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@Lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Carly Hebron, Kathy Kaiser, Julie Brown Patton
Celebrating Family
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WHEN YOU THINK OF FAMILY, WHAT COMES TO MIND? Maybe it’s the people you share your mornings with: the husband or wife who makes you breakfast, the toddler who wakes you up before sunrise or the drooling pup in the kitchen just itching for a full dish of food. Maybe it’s the people you share your years with: the grandfather who tells you old war stories at the Thanksgiving table, the uncle who brings you souvenirs from his travels or the aunt who can almost perfectly replicate your grandmother’s best pie recipe. Or maybe it’s the people you share your life with: the friends who have and always will be there for you, the parents who have always supported you and watched you grow or the kids who are watching and learning from you day after day. This month here at Chesterfield Lifestyle, we’re celebrating our Kids + Pets issue.
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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2018
FEATURES 16 Local Horse Lovers Pony Up Chesterfield Offers Some of Finest Equestrian Experiences in the Midwest
30 Boarding and Parting with Fur Babies for Camp: Preparation Tips to Ease Pet Parents, plus Adorable Photos to Share
40 Miracles Do Happen Local Fertility Treatment Facility Assists Couples in Becoming Parents
42 Dinner and a Movie Star Mila Kunis Is Shifting from Being a
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‘Bad Mom’ to Saving the World in The Spy Who Dumped Me
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Open House
22 Locals Only 26 Page Turners 36 Hot Spot 40 Giving Back 42 Food & Wine 46 Animal Kingdom 49 Realty Report 50 Lifestyle Calendar 54 Local’s Choice
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GOOD TIMES
Cyclists Converge in Chesterfield for Tour de Wellness Nearly 350 bicyclists participated in the sixth annual St. Luke’s Hospital Tour de Wellness in Chesterfield to raise awareness of dangers of sedentary lifestyles. The event offered a 54-mile champion route, 38-mile professional route, 17-mile enthusiast route and a health/ wellness expo. It also raised funds to support the hospital’s health and wellness outreach programs that impact 40,000-plus people each year. PHOTOS BY WILLIAM ANDREA
Metamorphosis Gala Transforms Butterfly House into Roaring Twenties Fundraiser To celebrate 20 years of success and to roar into the next 20 years, Missouri Botanical Garden teams hosted a Metamorphosis Gala at the Sophia Sachs Butterfly House in Chesterfield. The Roaring Twenties-themed event raised funds for the group's new Entomology Lab. Event emcees were Chesterfield Lifestyle publishers Kelley Lamm and Gordon Montgomery. PHOTOS BY JULIE BROWN PATTON.
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AROUND TOWN time is 47 minutes, which is "better than 90 percent of hospitals nationwide." To achieve the Level I STEMI designation, St. Luke’s multidisciplinary STEMI team completed an extensive two-day assessment.
HAPPY 30TH BIRTHDAY, CHESTERFIELD! Chesterfield officially was incorporated on June 1, 1988. What are the top 30 things you like about this city? Would you include its vibrant 47,700-plus community? Top-rated schools? The strong local businesses? How about the variety of restaurants? And the hiking and biking? The new Veterans Honor Park? The plethora of shopping destinations? Rolling hills
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and green valleys? Excellent senior living facilities? The houses of worship? The unique art sculptures and classes? Its rich history? All of the recreational
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outlets? Free concerts and summer movies? Its
Arnage Boulevard: Holiday Inn Express & Suites St.
488.5 acres of parkland? Tree-lined neighborhoods?
Louis—Chesterfield. The hotel offers 91 guest rooms,
Being only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis?
free high-speed wireless Internet access, compli-
City historians indicate the area previously
mentary breakfast bar daily, 24/7 business center
was known by many names: Lake, Hog Hollow,
and a meeting space, along with an indoor pool and
Gumbo, St. Andrew, Bonhomme, River Bend and
fitness room featuring the latest equipment.
Chesterfield Village. Some people claim the name
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"Chesterfield" came from a potato, or a lord, or a breed of pig. The first public use of "Chesterfield" is
Many local residents say they waited patiently for
found in the Missouri Gazette on July 22, 1819: "The
the Chimi's restaurant at 60 Four Seasons Shopping
citizens of Chesterfield, and its vicinity, met on the
Center in Chesterfield to open, and some are still
third day of July, to celebrate the 44th anniversary of
wondering if it is. The answer is yes, it is. The menu
the American Independence."
boasts authentic Mexican cuisine, such as Chuy's roasted artichoke as well as chorizo dips, poblano peppers, molcajete, yolandas, chilaquiles and flan.
AREA HOSPITAL EARNS IMPORTANT HEART ATTACK DESIGNATION
PGA SPECTATORS TO PARK IN CHESTERFIELD When Town and Country's Bellerive Country Club hosts the 100th Professional Golfers' Association of America Championship Aug. 6-12, many attendees
St. Luke’s Hospital, 232 S. Woods Mill Road in
among the 61,000-plus ticket holders will be park-
Chesterfield, earned the Level I STEMI (ST-segment
ing in Chesterfield. Because the championship was
elevation myocardial infarction) designation from
designated a Homeland Security event, there will
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services,
be no public parking or spectator drop-off at the
which recognizes the hospital for the team's ability
club. In fact, there is not supposed to be public
to quickly and effectively treat this most severe type
parking allowed within 2 miles of the club.
of heart attack. During such a heart attack, blood
Among the 13 parking lots slated to be used for the
flow is completely blocked to a portion of the heart.
event are Chesterfield Mall, Maryville University and
The Level I STEMI designation specifies St.
Westminster Christian Academy. Complimentary
Luke’s as a heart attack center with specially
shuttle buses will drive spectators to the event site.
trained staff available 24 hours a day to treat
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these medical emergencies. The national goal
We are always accepting submissions for announce-
for treating a patient experiencing a STEMI is 90
ments you’d like to see included in our Around Town
minutes from the time they arrive at the hospital.
section. Submissions are accepted via the Contact
At St. Luke’s, spokespersons indicate the median
Us tab at ChesterfieldLifestyle.com.
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Lo c a l H o r s e Lov e r s P o ny U p CHESTERFIELD OFFERS SOME OF FINEST EQUESTRIAN EXPERIENCES IN THE MIDWEST ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON PHOTOGRAPHY KRISTI FOSTER CHESTERFIELD RESIDENTS DON'T HAVE TO DRIVE FAR TO SECURE SOME THE FINEST HORSE-RELATED TRAINING, BOARDING, SALES, LEASING AND SUMMER CAMPS IN THE MIDWEST. Kennedy Farms Equestrian Center in Chesterfield accommodates all types of riders, whether the goals are for athletic, recreational or social purposes. The center's staff especially is helpful for serious students and horse lovers striving to compete and win. FIRST LOVE OF HORSES The "Pony Pals" program at Kennedy Farms introduces children ages 4 to 8 years old to the world of ponies. Sessions include equine-related activities, stable safety, horsemanship and basic riding lessons. Instructors teach skills to develop lifelong confidence in children, says the center's president and owner, Micaela Kennedy. She says a typical Pony Pals program starts with a Pony Salon, during which children tour the farm, meet their pony, and learn how to groom and brush it. The second week of the program combines riding and playing pony trivia games. "The third week consists of a Pony Spa, where kids can pamper the ponies with a bubble bath. It's lots of hands-on fun!" says Micaela, who herself has more than 30 years of riding experience. The children can create special treats for the ponies and learn how to safely feed them. Pony Pals participants also receive a themed T-shirt. DREAMING OF HORSE SUMMER CAMP? Beginner camp sessions at the Kennedy Farms Equestrian Center are designed for students with no riding experience as well as beginner/ limited/novice riders who have skills that may include walking, trotting, cantering and jumping small cross rails or fences. CONTINUED >
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Intermediate and advanced camp sessions are designed for students who are able to walk, trot and canter with confidence and are able to jump small courses. Students are divided into groups within each camp based on their experience and riding ability. All students are taught horse safety and care and learn the proper methods for grooming, tacking, leading and mounting horses. Students also learn the gaits important to English Riding, proper position and balance, the correct use of posting diagonals and how to ride in the two-point position. Micaela says an emphasis is placed on establishing a balanced and secure seat, instilling confidence and laying a foundation for further development. Students with greater skill levels then apply their knowledge to jumping cross rails and low fences. Other Kennedy Farms activities include lectures, instructional videos, games, and arts and crafts. All instruction is tailored to each camper’s existing skills and knowledge. Intermediate and advanced campers work to refine the skills they already have through work without stirrups and in the two-point position. More advanced topics of horse care and barn management also are covered. Intermediate and advanced campers are expected to know how to tack, untack and groom their own horses. SEEKING A PLATFORM FOR EQUESTRIAN SPORT? The lesson program at Kennedy Farms is designed to enable riders to set individual goals and to progress at their own rate, Micaela says. "We provide the opportunity to accomplish your goals at any level and the adaptability to cater to your changing objectives. Harmony exists throughout the Kennedy Farms’ community as riders from every level are encouraged to participate in their own programs while at the same time supporting each other with enthusiasm and knowledge sharing," she says. New riders at Kennedy Farms take an evaluation lesson to assess riders' goals and skill levels and to design a lesson program suited to that particular rider. "Each student is unique, and we pride ourselves on helping individual riders develop to the level they seek at a pace they find comfortable," she says. Kennedy Farms' lesson programs start with recreational riders for once or twice a week and people who ride as a social or physical fitness program. For very serious-minded riders who can dedicate the time to gaining show-related recognition, the designations span beginners and novice to intermediate and advanced. Micaela says her philosophy of teaching sportsmanship and horse-
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Quality Time with Your Kids ARTICLE CARLY HEBRON
EACH YEAR SUMMER COMES AND GOES. We hang up the bathing suits and beach towels for our business attire and busy schedules. As summer comes to an end, we should capture time spent with our kids. We should hold onto the memories from the last couple months and let them inspire us for the rest of our year. Don’t leave it up to Facebook to remind your family of the time well spent. Ever heard the expression “time is of the essence?” This is another way of saying “something must be done immediately.” We live in a world of busyness, to-do lists and constant “I want it now” mentalities. Without the ability to stop and enjoy life, we will live in a mode of yesterday and tomorrow, never the now. Here are 10 ideas on how to stop what you’re doing and spend more time with your kiddos.
1. Put the phone down! 2. Create some “off-screen” activities. 3. Bond with everyday tasks like cooking or cleaning. 4. Go outside. 5. Ask them about their day. 6. Take your kids on a date. 7. Have a teenager? Take them out to lunch or coffee to connect and talk. 8. Have a family movie or game night. 9. Get involved. Take interest in their hobbies. 10. Make time in the week to have fun. Do not get lost in the craziness of the school year. Summer will come and go, but the time you spend with your kids now matters! There is only one summer 2018 and only five more months until 2018 disappears. Make the best of this year that you possibly can! Take chances, love people, savor each and every moment and continue to be the best you!
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Wh a t Is Your Favo r i t e C h i l dh ood or Pet -Re la t ed B o o k? ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON
IMPORTANT LIFE LESSONS SPRING FROM STORIES FOR YOUTH UNBRIDLED LOVE OF HORSES Longtime St. Louis broadcaster, TV veteran and animal lover Jennifer Blome says she's always been a bookworm. From growing up in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, she and her best friend relished the book "Misty of Chincoteague" because they loved horses. Written by Marguerite Henry, the book describes Pony Penning Day, an annual event held each July by the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Department during which "saltwater cowboys" round up feral ponies. The story's essence made a personal connection, pulling her into its core. "Our family spent summer vacations in Ocean City, Maryland, and often
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which is best known for its herds of feral horses," Jennifer says. In the book, the horses swim to Chincoteague Island and are auctioned to raise money for the volunteer fire department equipment. Jennifer says thousands of people turn out to watch the event, and that children in the book work hard to save their money to buy a wild pony.
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"It is their dream, but they get more than they bargained for and learn that sometimes, you can’t always keep what you love," she says. Jennifer recommends this book for any child who loves horses. "If you can follow it up with a visit to Assateague Island National Seashore, so much the better!" she adds.
I-THINK-I-CAN OPTIMISM Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation says one of the most frequently read books he shared with his three sons when they were young was “The Little Engine That Could" by Watty Piper. "I remember reading it many, many times, as we have three sons that are fairly close in age. I thought it sent a good message, and I think it would be a good one for me to read my grandkids," he says. Bob also fondly remembers “Scuffy the Tugboat” by Gertrude Crampton.
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Boarding and Parting with Fur Babies for Camp: PREPARATION TIPS TO EASE PET PARENTS, PLUS ADORABLE PHOTOS TO SHARE ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON
PEOPLE ARE CRAZY IN LOVE WITH THEIR PETS, AS EVIDENCED BY THE CUTE PHOTOS RECEIVED WHEN READERS WERE ASKED TO SHARE IMAGES OF SOME OF THEIR FAVORITE TIMES WITH THEIR FUR BABIES. However, several of the adored pets had feathers rather than fur, which was so fun to see! Whatever your preferred pets, we agree with the value received from the unconditional love they provide. Please give your pet an extra hug today for us! Due to our close bond with pets, we all realize it's challenging to not worry about them when we have to part ways, either for a brief planned or longer unplanned stay away from the home. Getting mentally and emotionally prepared may be the key. One local pet facility caters to the hopes, questions and concerns pet parents have.
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Serving the Greater St. Louis area since 1974, five of the Kennelwood locations offer on-site boarding, grooming, day camp and training services. Meghan says the Chesterfield Kennelwood facility provides on-site grooming, day camp and training, along with complimentary FETCH Shuttle services to and from the company's resort at Page and Lindbergh for boarding. She says they also specialize in pet care services, such as SHED-X treatments, Invisible Fence pet containment solutions, and home pick-up and delivery options. The Kennelwood Spa located inside of the Humane Society of Missouri’s headquarters at Macklind Avenue offers grooming services for both customers and rescue pets being cared for at the facility. A portion of this spa’s proceeds helps the shelter pets there. Knowing how gut-wrenching it can be for pet owners to part with their fur babies, Chesterfield Lifestyle asked Meghan about tips for softening the blow.
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PEOPLE ARE SO CLOSE TO THEIR PETS, IT'S DIFFICULT TO FEEL COMPLETELY OK ABOUT BOARDING THEM. WHAT SHOULD PET OWNERS CONSIDER AND DO PRIOR TO SPEAKING WITH A BOARDING FACILITY ABOUT A RESERVATION? We recommend a tour of our facilities. We don't require an appointment for tours, as we are tour-ready at all times and are completely transparent with customers about the care we provide to their pets. Our professionally trained staff are present in all five of our overnight boarding resorts. We believe it’s important to have staff present and actively caring for the pets around the clock. Not all boarding facilities provide that level of care! Kennelwood requires all dogs and cats to have current vaccinations, including Bordetella and Canine Influenza vaccination for dogs. We strive to provide a safe and healthy environment, and we feel our vaccinations requirements help to ensure all the pets in our care are protected. WHAT TYPE OF PAPERWORK SHOULD BE SECURED OR UPDATED BEFORE BOARDING?
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Current vaccination records, for sure, and a detailed list of medications your pet is currently taking. This is most important if Kennelwood will be administering these medications during your pet’s stay. Contact information is also important to update. If pet parents are leaving the state or country, it’s good to have a local contact in case of an emergency as well. It's also important to make sure your pet’s veterinarian contact information is current. ARE THERE WAYS TO PREPARE THE DOG AT HOME FOR BOARDING, ESSENTIALLY MAKING IT LESS STRESSFUL FOR THEM? WHAT SHOULD BE TAKEN ALONG, SUCH AS FAVORITE TOYS OR BLANKETS? We suggest pet parents take their pet in for a day at the spa or a day camp at the Kennelwood facility the pet will be staying as a way to acclimate themselves with our staff, the facility and the other sights and sounds of a boarding facility. At Kennelwood, we alleviate any anxiety that may occur for both you and your pet when they board with us for the
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first time. That’s why we offer our free Pet SleepOver Orientation prior to your pet’s actual vacation. Remember your first time going to sleepaway camp? It can rattle the nerves, and pets can experience the same emotions when being boarded for the first time. At Kennelwood Pet Resorts, we understand this and want to alleviate any anxiety for both pet parents and pets. That’s why we provide free pet sleepovers for pets to test-drive the experience. Your pet will spend the night with us and be treated to a personalized play time, a Yappy Hour, a Bizzy Bone and even a visit to the spa for a complimentary bath. When you pick up your pet the next day, you'll receive a thorough report on their overnight visit. We welcome your pet's favorite toys, treats, blankets and other bedding, too. THERE ARE MANY AMENITIES AND BOARDING CHOICES THESE DAYS. WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO DECIDE AMONG THEM? You know your pet best. Is your pet a social butterfly, or does he or she prefer to relax? We recommend that while your pet stays with us, he or she keep a similar routine to the one at home. Activities CONTINUED >
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such as day camp, training and personal play time will help to keep your pet active and entertained during the stay. For pets who prefer more one-on-one time, training sessions or personal play times are best suited for them. You can keep your pet looking and feeling great with a visit to the spa before going home, or keep up on brushing with scheduled maintenance brushes throughout your pet’s stay. Treats are always a fun amenity. Our Yappy Hour treat is a specially formulated probiotic frozen yogurt designed to be easy on your pet’s stomach. Our Bizzy Bone is a fun and entertaining treat of mashed potatoes stuffed inside a Kong toy. We want your pet to feel at home when they stay at Kennelwood, and our amenities are designed to pamper your pet while you’re away. ONCE A DOG IS BOARDING, HOW OFTEN DO YOU RECOMMEND PET OWNERS CHECK WEBCAMS OR CALL IN TO SEE Selia and Snowbelle
HOW THEIR BABY IS DOING? HOW OFTEN IS TOO OFTEN? We welcome pet parents to check in on their pet as often as they would like. We're happy to provide Photo by Kristi Foster
updates to pet parents during our regular business hours. Our webcams are on from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m., after which most dogs are asleep in their room for the evening and lighting is dimmer. Our private villa accommodations come with a personal attendant who will email or text photos and updates as often as pet parents wish. It’s important for pet parents to trust their pet care provider, so they can actually relax and enjoy their vacation, too. WHAT TIPS DO YOU HAVE ABOUT DROP-OFF? IN OTHER WORDS, HOW DO WE PET OWNERS DO IT WITHOUT TEARING UP? Don’t wait until you’re in a time crunch to drop your pet off. Give yourself plenty of time to go over instructions, have any questions answered and to say goodbye or see you later to your pet before we take them to their room or activity. If you haven’t already been on
a tour, ask to meet the manager, trainer or other staff member who will be responsible for caring for your pet. WHAT'S THE NO. 1 QUESTION PEOPLE ASK YOUR KENNELWOOD TEAM ABOUT PET BOARDING? Is he/she going to be in his room the whole time? Of course, we offer many activities and treats to keep your pet entertained during their stay. Our accommodations are more like a room in your home rather than a cage. Potty breaks happen often as well. However, even if a pet parent didn’t sign their pet up for day camp or other special activities, our professionally trained staff are pet lovers. They will treat your pet just like family. As an example, when our staff goes into your pet’s room to give them fresh water or turn down the covers, this is also an opportunity to interact with your pet—pet them, love on them, talk to them and provide Photo by Kristi Foster 34
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WE ROUNDED UP SOME LOCAL “CANINE-CRAZY” SPOTS AMONG 18 ACRES THAT CHESTERFIELD OFFICIALS PURCHASED SEVERAL YEARS AGO FROM THE EBERWEIN FAMILY TO DEVELOP A COMMUNITY PARK ARE 2 ACRES DEVOTED TO A DOG PARK. Located at 1627 Old Baxter Road, the dog park allows pups to explore the many facets of the wonderful outdoors. This park remains named after the Eberwein family, who first settled in Chesterfield more than 100 years ago. The Eberwein Dog Park is open to Chesterfield residents only, and participating dogs must be registered at Chesterfield City Hall with their own accompanying dog tag. Tags are $30. To register a dog, one needs to show documentation that the dog has been spayed or neutered, proof of residency and rabies records for each dog. This park has separate areas for small and large dogs. Dogs younger than 4 months are not allowed in the park, however. To preserve the history, character and charm of the site, Eberwein Park was designed as a passive community park with a farm-like theme, including preserving the red barn, which originally was constructed in the early 1900s. This park also includes trails, public art, a community garden, a playground, picnic benches, a native prairie garden and restrooms. EAT, PET, LOVE Fortunately, several pet-friendly restaurants in Chesterfield welcome dogs at their outdoor tables.
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Bistro-style pub Bar Louie at also wel-
BAR LOUIE
comes dogs on its patio each summer.
103 Chesterfield Valley Dr
ROCK & BREWS
If Fido enjoys a good tune, the dog-popu-
17258 Chesterfield Airport Rd
lar Rock & Brews offers classic American
Chesterfield, Missouri
comfort food, local favorites and one of the
636.536.2739
area’s largest selections of international
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and craft beer. Guests are immersed in a rock-inspired experience, and dogs are more than welcome on the patio.
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WANT TO MAKE YOUR HOUNDS HAPPY?
OTHER DOG-FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS INCLUDE:
Happy Hounds Playground, a new 10-acre membership-based dog park, has popped up in Wildwood. It’s become a gathering place for dogs to run, play, splash, swim, exercise and socialize, all with the
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Dogs must be at least 6 months old as well as spayed or neu-
ST. LOUIS BREAD COMPANY, 1650 Clarkson Road, has eight pet-friendly tables outside.
freedom of being off-leash. It’s open dawn to dusk year-round. ++
NOODLES & COMPANY, 1784 Clarkson Road, has pet-
tered. To register dogs, owners must show vaccinations proof of
friendly tables where dogs can dine with customers, but
rabies, bordetella and DHLLP.
table service isn't available, so dogs need to be tied up or held while orders are placed inside.
Happy Hounds Playground is completely fenced-in and includes a nature trail. It has both a small and large dog area along
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Its swimming pond has a beach area and a regulation-size
SCARECROW RESTAURANT, 101 Chesterfield Towne Centre, has six outdoor tables.
with playground equipment. ++
SONIC DRIVE-IN, 17300 Chesterfield Airport Road, serves
dock for dock diving. There also are splash pads for both small
people from the comforts of their vehicles, so pets are wel-
and large dogs to cool off.
come along for the ride.
Washing stations to clean dog paws before going home keeps everyone happier. Happy Hounds Playground managers also organize breed playdates for similar sizes, play styles and energy levels. + HAPPY HOUNDS PLAYGROUND 2448 Pond Road Wildwood, Missouri 314.456.8358
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GIVING BACK
MIRACLES DO HAPPEN HEALTHCARE SPECIALISTS AT MISSOURI CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE UNDERSTAND THE JOURNEY TOWARD FERTILITY CAN BE AN EMOTIONAL ONE FOR MANY COUPLES. It's certainly a different kind of hardship when
LOCAL FERTILITY TREATMENT FACILITY ASSISTS COUPLES IN BECOMING PARENTS ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON
desired pregnancies don't happen as planned. From the MCRM facility in Chesterfield led by medical director Dr. Peter Ahlering, state-of-the-art fertility care and advanced reproductive treatments are offered through sophisticated technologies. Dr. Mira Aubuchon is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist at MCRM, and physician assistant Ceara Barmeier rounds out the medical staff."It's about comprehensive, compassionate and personalized fertility treatment options," Dr. Ahlering says. Oftentimes, it's important to ensure that women's 'biological clocks' are still ticking when and how they should be. In the last few years, Dr. Ahlering says he and the MCRM staff steadily have seen benefits of proactively evaluating fertility potential during regular annual exams, even at ages as young as 28 years.
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"Early signs of diminishing ovarian reserves often can be caught through fertility screenings during the regular appointments women schedule with their OBGYNs to refill birth control pills," he says. "If young ladies approaching 30 years of age think they may be at all interested in having babies in the future, it's helpful to start having periodic assessments. We've seen up to 15 percent of women younger than 30 not knowing they may be facing future egg-related challenges." MCRM is the only fertility center throughout the Midwest to offer Sperm Nanobead Selection, a new innovative technique for high-quality sperm selection. In fact, they pioneered the technique in 2015. Other advancements there include the EmbryoScope timelapse incubator system and on-site male DNA Fragmentation testing. MCRM’s lab is Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendmentscertified and is also an ISO-certified “clean-lab” in reproductive
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medicine, Dr. Aubuchon adds. Founded in 2013, the center provides new beginnings with happy endings for those struggling with infertility. Dr. Ahlering says everyone has four basic fertility treatment options available: wait patiently after initial evaluations, use ovulation induction through pills or injections, employ artificial or intrauterine insemination or make use of in-vitro fertilization. "IVF is often the best course of action for those who have had multiple miscarriages, endometriosis, tubal factors, fewer presumed eggs in reserve, or those using an egg donor or surrogate. It's also often the most helpful for couples who both have combined fertility challenges," Dr. Ahlering says. MCRM fertility coaches can assist with questions about nutrition and fitness strategies, as well as vitamin supplements, acupuncture benefits, third-party reproductive options, same-sex family building, alcohol usage, smoking and the spectrum of infertility patient support. "When patients meet with our reproductive specialists to learn about fertility care options, the first steps involve an initial consultation plus usually some basic blood work and possibly an ultrasound or semen analysis," Dr. Aubuchon says. MCRM reports annual success rates about various treatments and has had especially good results through the Nanobead-assisted technique. "We look forward to assisting you in bringing your dreams to life," Ceara says. In that regard, egg retrieval processes for this month's batched "IVF Cycle Week" begin on Aug. 13 at the MCRM Fertility Education and Conference Center in Chesterfield. 17300 N. Outer 40 Road, Suite 101, Chesterfield, Missouri, 636.778.9899, MCRMFertility.com
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DINNER + A MOVIE STAR MILA KUNIS IS SHIFTING FROM BEING A ‘BAD MOM’ TO SAVING THE WORLD IN THE SPY WHO DUMPED ME ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY KATHY KAISER
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ARRIVING IN THE US FROM SOVIET
opposite Justin Timberlake in Friends with
UKRAINE IN 1991 AT THE AGE OF 8,
Benefits, which also managed to showcase
ACTRESS MILA KUNIS HAS MADE IT A
her “Jackie-esque” demeanor all over again.
LONG WAY FROM THOSE TORTUROUS
Deciding to test out her comedy chops
DAYS OF SECOND GRADE, KNOWING
again, Kunis played opposite Mark Wahlberg
NO ENGLISH AND STRUGGLING IN
in the hilariously politically incorrect yet
SCHOOL. Thank goodness, her father had
fan-favorite film Ted in 2012.
the vision to enroll her in acting classes
Jump forward to 2016. Now as a new
after school as a way for her to learn the
mother of two with actor/hubby Aston
English language. And apparently Mila
Kutcher, Kunis decided to take on a role/
was a fast learner, as she started snagging
title that most mothers try to avoid at
small roles in television and commercials
all costs—playing opposite Kristen Bell,
almost immediately.
Kathryn Hahn and Christina Applegate—as
Her
THE CROSSING
big
break
didn’t
arrive
until
Amy in Bad Moms. Just as expected, Kunis
1998 when the then 14-year-old secured
brought her endearing likability to this role
the role of Jackie Burkhart in That '70s
too, making even her playing something
Show (even though she told the producers
bad seem really good!
and casting agents she was soon to be 18.)
So, what’s up next for this Ukrainian
Shortly after securing that full-time gig,
beauty on the big screen? Well, lucky for
Kunis also began doing voiceover work
us, Kunis is ready to showcase her comedic
when she secured the role of Meg Griffin
genius and sweet-girl charm once again in
in the Seth McFarlane/Fox Broadcasting
Lionsgate’s The Spy Who Dumped Me.
Company animated series Family Guy.
Kunis plays Audrey, the sweet and inno-
In 2008, Kunis landed the role of hotel
cent ex-girlfriend of CIA Operative Drew
concierge Rachel, opposite Jason Segel, in
(Justin Theroux), who has kept his spy games
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall, jumpstarting her
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philosophy to life with unique and
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you won’t want to miss Kunis in this action-
satisfying creations you have to
Portman in Black Swan. In 2011, Kunis was
packed comedy, scheduled to hit theaters
experience. Much of the freshness
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ANIMAL KINGDOM
How ‘Bout an In-Home Massage... For Your Deserving, Pampered Pooch? ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON | PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY ASH & OAK CANINE MASSAGE
WHEN ALYSON SNELLING LOST HER DOGS, ASTRID AND MARCO, UNEXPECTEDLY TO CANCER IN 2013, THE LOSS SET HER ON THE PATH TO BECOMING A CANINE MASSAGE THERAPIST. Now, Alyson, who is certified through the National Board of Certification for Animal Acupuncture & Massage, has an animal massage business with its name and logo honoring her two canine buddies: Ash & Oak Canine Massage (ash trees represent healing; oak trees represent strength and stability). "Anything I can do to help dogs to relax to alleviate tension, stress or pain so their bodies can heal in natural, holistic ways, I'm focused on that," she says. Alyson provides massages to dogs for four main reasons: to ease muscle restrictions, stimulate circulation of body fluids, relieve pain and to lessen stress. She says massage therapy also loosens muscle knots, strengthens dogs' immune systems and increases flexibility in senior or arthritic canines. "While massage for dogs is a new concept for many people, it's a great step to take for canines of all ages and even post-surgery to reduce swelling around incisions. It's not just for old dogs with wear and tear. Massage therapy is good for all of them to work out the toxins," explains Alyson, who also teaches massage. Massage also is a good way to reduce anxiety in dogs and to socialize puppies or teach them body awareness. "My bond with dogs is all about building trust through constant communication and touch to help them feel better. We have a relationship that helps them heal because their bodies are relaxed," she says. Alyson also has assisted kittens and cats and eventually would like to be certified to work with horses. "Cats are a little harder to read, but their circulation can benefit from massage, and it can help with health issues such as constipation." For more information, call 314.896.0979 or visit AshAndOakTherapy.com.
MASSAGE IS NOT THE SAME AS PETTING DOGS, ACCENTUATES ALYSON, WHO IS AN ATTUNED REIKI PRACTITIONER. Her services are provided in-home in the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area or at Back On Track in O'Fallon. Half-hour to full hour sessions range from $40 to $70, with packages available.
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100%
9
2
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Gardens of Broadmoor
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7
3
3.5
Greens of Broadmoor
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99%
30
3
3.5
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$297,000
102%
3
4
2
Westbury Manor
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98%
6
4
3
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101%
1
3
3
Baxter Lakes
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100%
3
4
2.5
Westchester Place
$379,000
$365,000
96%
12
3
2
River Bend Estates
$389,000
$394,000
101%
4
4
2/2
Conways Meadows
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97%
10
4
3.5
Chesterfield Pointe
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98%
178
3
3
Amberleigh
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97%
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2.5
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4
4
3
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4
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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR ilies of police officers and firefighters
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Family Fun Day at the Ballpark in
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex
St. Luke's Hospital Institute for
to join World Bird Sanctuary rep-
(F Field parking lot) features Safety
Health Education
resentatives
Zone by Monarch Fire Department
St. Luke's Hospital staffers host a com-
Amphitheater to learn all about
and Chesterfield Police Department.
munity blood drive at the Institute for
them and see some owls firsthand.
Event
booths,
Health Education in the North Medical
This event is free and open to all
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More than 200 different species of owls share the earth, so plan at
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18 YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE ST. LOUIS ARC SUMMERFEST Milo's on the Hill
Faust Park
Join the Young Friends of the St. Lou-
The Chesterfield Chamber of Com-
is Arc for the 6th Annual Summer-
merce presents a free concert with
fest at Milo's on the Hill featuring an
band Fanfare at Faust Park. Sched-
authentic Italian bocce tournament,
Chesterfield Amphitheater
uled food trucks are The Stack-
complimentary
The 6th Annual Backstoppalooza
house, Seoul Taco, Wetzel's Pret-
beverages and prizes. All proceeds
fundraiser concert is free to attend and
zels, Noodles & Company and Kona
will benefit the St. Louis Arc’s mis-
open to the public. All merchandise,
Ice. A Kid's Zone is new this year,
sion to help individuals with intellec-
food, beverage and donations will
including rock climbing wall, face
tual and developmental disabilities.
benefit Backstoppers, Inc., an organi-
painting, balloon twisting and la-
SLARC.org
zation that provides immediate finan-
ser tag. Aug. 17 band is Billy Peek.
cial aid and other support to the fam-
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CLAY CRITTERS ART CLASS WITH PHYLLIS SCHULTE Art Unleashed
Along
with
instructor
Phyllis
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celebrities,
family-friendly
entertainment, a raffle and more.
ALL STAR SENIORS BOWLING
Proceeds benefit Crisis Nursery's
Brunswick Zone Chesterfield Lanes
child abuse prevention programs.
Brunswick Zone Chesterfield Lanes hosts
CrisisNurseryKids.org
a fun bowling time for seniors who want
Schulte, create clay bugs, butterflies
and
other
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Visit the home of Missouri's second governor, Frederick Bates. Also
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orchard
and
blacksmith
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This event, usually the first meet for many
by Leicester and Mary Faust, who
high school teams, will be hosted at Park-
West County Center
donated 98 acres and buildings, cre-
way Central High School and is sponsored
Enjoy a night out with family,
ating St. Louis County Faust Park in
by New Balance. 2-Mile Girls JV starts
friends and local celebrities to sup-
Chesterfield in 1968. Also held Aug.
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5 Things Brooklyn Loves
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Swimming in her pool and playing with water balloons
Her birthday. She just turned 4 and made her living room her playroom!
You scream, we scream, Brooklyn screams ice cream.
Bubbles
Playing outside
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