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Emily S

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Emily is a 35+ year resident of Arlington, having only left for a brief time to attend Baylor University (Sic ‘em!). Her background in journalism/communications has allowed her to share her writing and editing experience in a variety of professional formats from hospitals and software companies to multiple non-profits. As a single mom of two girls, Madilyn (2009) and Camille (2012), she spends her time managing their various activities. When she gets her own time, she loves reading, cycling, and watching her long-time obsession -- the Golden Girls.
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Childhood Anxiety :: How My Daughter (and Myself) Benefitted from a Counselor

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When it comes to mental health, especially for our kids, that can be a tough one to determine the right time to seek help.
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April Fool’s Day Fun for the Family

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It's always nice to stop and enjoy harmless pranks and smiles with your kids, especially as the parent!
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3 Ways to Transform the Playroom to a Tween Space

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Our home — specifically the playroom — has recently been the subject of change as children transition from kids toys to tween interests.
Story Times for Kids in the Fort Worth Area

Story Times for Kids in the Fort Worth Area

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One thing in life is constant -- the reliability of a good book. Whether you dive in and read yourself or attend story times, a captivating story is a solid go-to activity. 
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20 Mother’s Day Brunch Ideas :: From Affordable to Fancy

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Nothing says Mother's Day like your classic brunch. Everyone dresses up (or however mom sees fit) and enjoys a delicious meal that no one has to clean up!
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Games to Keep Your Tween’s Mind Active and Off a Screen

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Here are some of the top favorites in our house when we need to divert from devices. These are great for both your young adult and adults in the family. 
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Making Space for Family Time in the Age of Extracurriculars

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After much fear of missing out -- not only for me, but for my kids -- I learned it's fine if we aren't always there. As a family, our time together is a far better return than spending it at activities apart from each other.