Janie
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islanders In and Around Fort Worth
Part of my responsibility as a parent is to introduce him to several cultures and heritages. He will grow to celebrate the similarities, like music and practices, but more importantly to respect and learn from the differences.
How to Find the Right Church for You
Life can be hard. The struggles are real. When we meet others who are journeying through the same thing or who can guide us through, we find that we are not alone.
Creating a Fearless Birth
Whether you leave holding your baby in your hands or in your heart, I understand. To remind you that the pain in giving birth, whether physical or emotional, isn’t intense forever.
Navigating the Storm of Tantrums
Lower yourself below the child’s height, just like how a lifeguard might have to go underwater to then come up behind a drowning victim. Positioning yourself below your toddler’s height can allow your toddler to better hear you and for you to better hear your toddler.
Life Lessons as a Pilot’s Wife
Over a short timeframe, my husband has become a fully certified pilot, taught several students, was a director of a flight school, which now he oversees the school’s information systems, and has bought a plane. Yet still he dreams.
How to Beautify Store-Bought Flowers into a Bouquet
Look for individual bundles of flowers that make you smile, have different textures and fit a theme or color pattern. I went for an Americana theme for this arrangement.
High-Risk Choking Foods and Tips for Food Safety
The reason why certain foods are a choking hazard is because children under age four lack the ability to properly grind food before swallowing, and they aren’t strong enough to forcefully cough if something gets stuck in their throat