Laugh and smile along with these honest parenting moments—from gas station speeches to unique nighttime prayers.
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Amanda Lang’s Self-Care & Family Time Favorites
Special needs mom Amanda Lang shares her favorite shops, writers and places to go in Dallas with her family.
How Special Needs Mom Lori Eason Spends Her Tuesday
The Stitch Fix styling team leader and single mom of two navigates virtual schooling with her teenager on the spectrum.
Dr. Danika Franks’ Top Picks for Kids & Families in DFW
This North Texas physician and educator has great ideas for technology-based learning, family outings and staying safe.
Amanda Lang: Living With the Uncertainties of Rett Syndrome
Since her daughter’s diagnosis, the Dallas mom has learned to roll with the punches and connect with other special needs parents.
How Defense Attorney Rebecca Lively Spends Her Tuesday
Whether she’s conferring with clients or reorganizing rooms for virtual learning, attorney and mom Rebecca Lively is on the go from sunup to sundown.
3 Questions To Ask Before Getting a Dog for Your Child With Autism
Dogs can provide therapeutic benefits for kids with autism, but it’s important to find the right one—that is, if a dog is even a good fit for your family.
To Be Like Me: Building Empathy for People With Disabilities
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to navigate the world with a disability? The Dallas nonprofit To Be Like Me is breaking down barriers to create a more empathetic society.
Why Your Child Should Have a Hobby
It’s important for kiddos to have a pastime of their own.
6 Hobbies Your Kids Should Try Out
Is your child looking for something new to do in their downtime? Check out these six hobbies that your kids are sure to enjoy.
Does Your Child Need a Service Dog?
What you need to know before getting a service animal for your child with autism or physical disabilities.
Raising Kids With Moral Courage
We all want our kids to stand up for what’s right—here’s how to encourage that quality
Dr. Danika Franks Gets Real About Race & Raising Kids During COVID
The Fort Worth mom of three shares her experiences with racism, and her pandemic homeschooling routine.
The First Steps to an Autism Diagnosis—and What Comes Next
Autism diagnoses are more common than ever—here is a guide to your first steps if you think your child might be on the spectrum.
The Funniest #MomTruths from August
Unique utensil choices, a child cookie monster and more LOL parenting moments.
Educator Natalie Lopez Shares Her Favorite Things
Our Mom Next Door’s favorite app for kids and the book she thought we couldn’t mention.
How Interior Designer Juliana Oliveira Spends Her Monday
Sneak a peek into this Dallas mom’s day as she balances her business’s new normal, at-home learning and two kiddos.
Splash Town: 14 Places to Cool Off This Summer
Take a quick drive over to one of these 14 splashpads, fountains and spray grounds to cool off with the kids this summer.
Girls and STEM: How This Club Is Bringing On the Opportunities
Meet 17-year-old Kate, SMARTgirls founder, and others behind this Wylie-based organization.
Playtime: Should You Always Say “Yes” to Playing With Your Kids?
Sometimes, child’s play is the opposite of what you want to do. You don’t want to say “No,” but you don’t want to say “Yes.” So what’s the right answer?