Helping Kids Reacclimate to In-Person Learning

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Going Old-School In pre-pandemic days, “Back to School” was a fairly momentous occasion. It meant new outfits, new pens and notebooks, and a new routine. For parents and students alike, it was bittersweet – children were sad to see the carefree days of summer vacation end, while parents might regretfully anticipate a reduction in parent-child […]

Area Moms Share Their Secrets for a Smooth Transition Into the School Year

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Back to School After months of summer sunshine and the fresh routine that comes with it, many area children are gearing up to go back to school. But transitioning from camp back to the classroom can be easier said than done. Between getting supplies and packing lunches to carpooling and participating in extracurriculars, it can often […]

Learn What to Do When Your Child is Grieving

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Sadder But Wiser For obvious reasons, the past year and a half has shown a spike in mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, and grief. And, unfortunately, children are not immune to these emotional concerns. While it might be easier to assume that the “carefree nature of childhood” overrides true grief in children, […]

Showing Your Mom She’s Special

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A Mother Lode of Love For many women, their mom has been a constant – someone who has helped them navigate the trials of life and shaped the person they are today. As they get older, these local women have placed an emphasis on showing their moms how thankful they are for the formative years […]

Spellbinding Spring Dates

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Spring Into Date Night With These Ideas From Local Ladies ‘Tis the season to pull out the picnic blanket, strap on your sandals, and head outside with your significant other. After a long winter, you’re likely itching to get out of the house and create new memories with the one you love most. The following […]

Coping with an Empty Nest

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Strategies for Survival When Your Child Leaves Home In a few short weeks, students across the country will be preparing for a major milestone: their high school graduation. While the thought of moving away from home, whether to attend college, join the military, or find a job, likely fills these students with joy and eager […]

Maintaining Friendships During a Pandemic

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Local Ladies Share Their Experiences The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to not only our physical and mental well-being, but also our relationships. With in-person gatherings put on hold, women of all ages have experienced a disconnect with even their closest friendships, which can lead to feelings of loneliness. However, it is possible to […]

Dealing with Difficult Family Members During the Holidays

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Holiday Harmony The holiday season is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, filled with love, joy, and togetherness. But when Uncle Pete starts talking politics, or Grandma Sue asks a rude question, the family celebration can quickly turn from special to stressful. “We have high expectations for the holidays to be […]

Local Summer Camp Profiles – Summer 2021

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Off to Camp! Baylor Summer Camps Families have enjoyed Baylor Summer Camps for decades! Baylor’s 690-acre campus and facilities allow for a wide array of activities to match individual skills and interests, and Baylor faculty, coaches, and counselors have the expertise in working with children in a safe and nurturing environment. From the family-favorite Raider […]

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