Kim
Kim is a Fort Worth native, living in West Fort Worth with her husband and one-year-old twin daughters, Lizzie and Sammie. She met her husband when they were both counselors at summer camp. They got together thinking it would be a cute summer fling, but here they are 14 years later! Kim works as a therapist, specializing in grief. In her free time, you can find her listening to a podcast (Will it be a TV recap podcast? A quick catchup of the latest news? A disturbing murder whodunit?), reading a medium-trashy novel, or being strangely addicted to The Bachelor franchise.
Twin Pregnancy and the Research Rabbit Hole
Some of what I found was helpful, but there was a lot that added to my anxiety. If you are so inclined, let me save you time by sharing my top resources that will get you the information you crave while avoiding info overload.
13 Ways to Celebrate Galentine’s Day
Who doesn’t love getting a letter in the mail? Set a reminder on your phone to sit down the week before Galentine’s and write a few notes to your best gal pals.
Laying the Discipline Foundation with Toddlers
We can validate the emotion, tell the story of what happened, and give appropriate choices, even if the reason they are crying seems ridiculous to us.
5 Reasons Why I’m Rejecting the Idea of “Guilty Pleasures”
These are the things that currently help me keep my head afloat on a daily basis. Are they the most sophisticated way to spend my time? No! But that is not a problem to me.
How Parenting Twins Made Me Type A
As a type B gal in my previous life, schedules were nice but not necessary. To-do lists felt suffocating to my spontaneity. After twins, lists were the only thing that kept us all sane. I became type A.