This post is part of "Bully No More," an editorial series hosted by the Fort Worth Moms Blog.
Before becoming a first-time mom, I was an endurance runner. Now, I can barely manage a three mile jog, huffing as I...
We don’t know what to say when he asks for a sibling. We are running out of ideas. We feel like we failed him. We feel like we failed our husbands, our parents, and ourselves.
Women have babies. Maybe we missed a page in the manual somewhere.
Months turn into years. One doctor turns into three specialists. We take the medicines, and the shots, and our temperature. We count the days. We schedule. We pray.
And that's just the trouble: In our booze-soaked culture, how do you really know if your chardonnay nightcap after a long day of momming is becoming a problem?
I’ve learned that if you don’t also suffer from some sort of mental disease, you will never truly understand -- and that’s okay. I wish I didn’t understand. We need to continue to educate people on this disease and erase the stigma that so often comes with depression, anxiety, or any other mental disease.
Let’s say your child has a high fever, things are getting worse, and you need quick medical attention. Where do you go? If you take your child to urgent care, your provider might suggest you be transferred to an emergency room (ER) for a higher level of care. You can’t afford to pay for two sets of bills, but your child needs medical attention now.
The tips and tricks we have used have allowed our kids to develop healthy sleep habits and also learn techniques that can help them manage stress and anxiety later in their life. More sleep and less stress is result everyone can agree on.
I have actually gotten out of bed during the desired hour and have kept my promise in happily sitting on the couch to continue my Netflix binge at night. So, bargaining with yourself seems to be an accurate next step. Surely, the last step has to be to put your feet on the floor.
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Breweries That Serve Non-Alcoholic Beverages in Tarrant County
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