This post is part of “Bully No More,” an editorial series hosted by the Fort Worth Moms Blog.
Where to start? That is exactly what popped into my mind when I sat down to write this. Here we are, at...
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When we imagine our children in their teen and adult years, it is pretty unlikely that our dreams for them involve a goal weight or size. Yet, the way we flippantly talk about weight is embedding the idea that at least some part of their worth is measured this way. Love your own body, treat it well, and speak well of it -- for YOU and for your kiddos!
“She” now becomes “he.” “Anna” is now “Andrew.” In order to validate the transition, it’s crucial to recognize the child you had before is no longer. Support for the decision starts with viewing them as another gender.
Sometimes this expectation can feel like just another thing we're failing at, like showering every day. I'm here to share a professional perspective on this question. (And, full disclosure: Today was a dry shampoo day.) Because when I'm not momming, I'm focused on helping others improve their mental and emotional wellbeing as a clinical psychologist.
Disclaimer :: This post was was sponsored and written by Baylor Scott and White Fort Worth to bring gynecological health awareness to Fort Worth Moms readers.
What is gynecological cancer, and how can it affect you? The Centers for Disease...
Here are some questions to ask your child and some tips to handle this parenting season as you notice the changes happening right before your eyes.
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8 Tips for Making a DFW Family Staycation Smooth Sailing
You have our permission to build a fort, have a pillow fight, even play with your (room service) food on your next family staycation in DFW.
