Ashley Chan
Ashley was born and raised in North Texas and settled down in Frisco. She met her husband while playing intramural basketball at UNT. Ashley taught pre-k and then was a trainer for a technology company until having her two sweet boys. She loves cooking, going for walks with the whole family, and exploring new restaurants all over DFW. She's a hardcore Disney lover and loves to explore and travel with her family.
Sharing a Room as a Kid Made Me a Better Parent
Most sisters have an unbreakable bond that lasts a lifetime. My sister and I had an even stronger bond because we were sharing a room. My parents had a home business and used the...
Balanced Mama: How Meditation Saved Me
I used to practice yoga on a regular basis before I had my son. I started it because I enjoyed the exercise and how my body changed and moved differently in every class. But...
Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle at Home
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, and with that in mind, I wanted to share a few tips on how to promote a healthy lifestyle at home. It's never too late to start...
Raising a bilingual child
Everyone has something they regret during their childhood. Whether it was not being nicer to a sibling or not trying out for a certain sport, we all regret something in our past. My regret...
Zumbini :: Get Active & Get Moving With Your Kids!
School is about to begin and time to get back on track with your little ones and get them moving. If you're looking for a great way to interact and bond with your little...
From Girls’ Night Out to Moms’ Night In
We moms deserve a break.
Whether you stay home or work, we all deal with the same stuff when we are at home. The endless piles of laundry and the never ending task of cleaning...
WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor)
My husband recently told me about a new acronym that they discussed at his work, WAF.
“What is WAF, sounds like a millennial acronym.”
He told me it was Wife Acceptance Factor and basically it is...
The Greatest Gift, a Love Letter to My Son
First birthdays seem to be a production nowadays, elaborate parties for many families that require lots of planning and money. I am guilty of trying to do the same, my son's birthday is coming...