Holiday

I will not hear the arguing. I will not hear the “you had it last, you put it away” fights I now realize that I am thankful for that.

For the 2020 version of Favorite Things, we've curated the products and services that helped us survive -- and even thrive on good days -- during you-know-what. (We just couldn't bring ourselves to type "pandemic" one more time.)

If going on social media triggers you to feel shame or like you’re not doing enough for your family, don’t get on it. Unfollow or mute the “supermoms” who make you feel bad about yourself. I’d contend that social media is the no. 1 destroyer of joy and it will be no different this holiday season. 

I am a meat-eating, cheese-loving, and mostly carb-binging, busy wife and mom, but I have tried hard to swap out some of my family's unhealthy food choices for those that are plant-based, less fat, and/or fewer calories. 

Fort Worth Moms is pleased to bring you this guide to the best holiday events that Tarrant County — and beyond — has to offer.

We appreciate those who served and are now serving our country. So many fathers and mothers were separated from their families days to years at a time. They put their families on the line for us and our freedom. 

I think we can all agree that 2020 has provided us with enough tricks and not enough treats, which is why my theme for this year’s Halloween is: Treat yourself, treat your family, and treat your neighbor.