Did she say chickens? Meet Lauren -- and listen to her answer our first ever "Five Fast-Ish Questions with Fort Worth Moms."
I have forced myself to smile when I didn’t want to, and I have even told my daughters to smile in public if they were sad. The wording on this mask opened a conversation that I didn’t realize needed to happen.
No matter what emotions you might be feeling today, this post-election life offers a new opportunity to exercise emotional growth and to stand firm on your core values.
Hillary is a friend and a Fort Worth Moms team member; she is the Neighbor Group leader for Fertility Discussion with Tarrant Area Moms. Hillary is also an ovarian cancer surivior.
In the practice of becoming more open and vulnerable with you, I will admit this blog post was much more difficult to write than I expected due to the unresolved pain caused by others in the past over my food choices and habits. I believe people’s food choices should never be the subject of ridicule, judgement or backhanded comments.
The same questions I asked my plants are the same questions I must ask myself. Am I getting enough water throughout the day or am I parched? Have I soaked in the sun’s goodness, while being adequately lathered in sunscreen, during my daily walk or while playing in the backyard with my son?
Yes, hands down, it has been a pretty traumatizing year. But I know motherhood; we are shaped and built to find the good in these moments.
In + Around Tarrant County
Save the Date :: September Kid-Friendly Events in Fort Worth
The State Fair begins this month! Get the details to see Big Tex, as well as more kid-friendly events in Fort Worth in our September Save the Date.
