Contact The Dabbling Mum

We've completely redesigned the website and moved some pages around. If you find any broken links or problems with the site, please let us know.

Editor-in-Chief: Alyice Edrich

Email: * dm {at} thedabblingmum.com *

Open: Monday through Thursday.

Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Closed: All week-ends and holidays.

Location: Beresford, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA

Lost and Found: Site Map

I've emailed you, but haven't heard back from you. What's up?

No matter how reliable we like to believe technology is, it sometimes fails. If you don't hear from us within 48 hours, please email us again.

Can we talk via phone?

We prefer to handle all correspondences via email but if you need to speak to our editor directly, her number is 1-866-548-9327.

Can I reprint an article from your site?

To reprint any article on this website, you must get permission from the author of the article and/or pay that author a reprint fee.

You cannot reprint the articles on this website without permission from the author(s), this is NOT a free article directory.

You can find the author's contact information at the bottom of the article or by clicking on the author's name at the top of the article. If no contact information is provided, the author has opted not to include it. Please do not ask us to locate the author's contact information for you.

Can I hire the editor?

Yes, she is available for hire as a freelancer. To learn more visit her "Hire The Editor" page.

Who runs The Dabbling Mum?

The Dabbling Mum is run and operated by Alyice Edrich: a content writer, a social media helper, a crafter, an aspiring artist, a wife, a mother, a friend, and a child of God.

When she's not busy helping her clients, she enjoys working on The Dabbling Mum, volunteering at a soup kitchen, creating art, cooking for friends, and hanging out with family.

While Alyice is the main force behind the publicaton, she considers it a collaborative effort because without the help of her many freelance writers, or the input of her readers, the publication wouldn't be what it is today.