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Suzy

Suzy
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Suzy joined the Fort Worth Moms (FWM) team in August 2021 as the community groups coordinator. In that role, she manages the 20 moms groups FWM offers to mothers in North Texas. Suzy is also a writer for FWM. Suzy was born and raised in Arlington. She comes from a big family. As the oldest of six, Suzy has always been the mama bear to friends and family alike. She is happily married to her best friend of 10 years, and they have two young children, Aurora (2016) and Benjamin (2019).
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Join Our Leadership Team :: How Leading a Parenting Community Group Makes a Difference

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Community groups are a safe space for you to open up about being a mother and find solidarity with other moms.
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How to Talk About the Holocaust with Kids

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How can you as a mom help your children learn and understand the Holocaust? Here are a few ways I teach it to my children.
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Books on Mindfulness for the Whole Family

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Disclaimer :: This article contains affiliate links. Fort Worth Moms may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. Thanks for supporting Fort Worth Moms!  As a mom of two who struggles...
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Kid-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur

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Disclaimer :: This post contains affiliate links. Fort Worth Moms may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. Thanks for supporting Fort Worth Moms!  Rosh Hashanah (rohsh hah-shaw-nuh) is the Jewish New...
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Why Reading Is the BEST Hobby for Mamas

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I love the sense of adventure I feel while reading. Discovering new characters, new places, I feel very connected to what I am reading and can find myself very invested in a book. 
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Books to Encourage Kids to Eat Healthy Food

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As a former librarian, I am always reading and researching books to help with my picky eaters in getting them to eat veggies and have a healthy relationship with food.
Having an affectionate father is special.

5 Things I Learned Because of My Affectionate Dad

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My father was always more affectionate than my mother growing up. He offered more hugs, more laughs, and showed us that having feelings was okay.