Emily Y
Emily started her career in the publishing industry in 1999, working on curriculum, magazines, books, and newspapers in the time since. She first became involved with Fort Worth Moms in 2013 as a writer. She became the managing editor in 2014. Twelve months later, she became the sole owner of Fort Worth Moms. She is also the host and founder of Momfessions Podcast. In 2014, she co-authored and released Legendary Locals of Fort Worth. She has also co-written a Bible study, Grace in the Empty Spaces. In 2022, she acquired Collin County Moms and Dallas Moms, creating the Beal Media publishing group. She also enjoys gardening, naps, and drinking Dr. Pepper.
In Memory of Shanan
On August 26, 2021, a friend and former writer passed away from a weeks-long battle with coronavirus.
The Importance of Soul Food Sunday :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 54
Warning: You will crave cornbread dressing, chicken and dumplings, and (maybe) corned beef and cabbage after you listen to this episode.
COVID-19 & Back to School 2021 :: Panel Discussion with Local Experts
On the Fort Worth Moms team alone, we found ourselves asking so many questions about how the return of school would impact our families. We figured you have questions too.
Finding Space for Me :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 53
Beth and Emily dive deep into this topic, so moms can find space for "me time" instead of drowning in guilt and shame.
What We Wish We Knew About the Middle School Years :: Momfessions Podcast ::...
This episode is also known as the jackpot of parenting. Hear GREAT tips and encouragements from mothers, who have already walked through the middle school years with their kiddos.
The Dirty Laundry :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 51
The ladies are talking dirty -- dirty laundry, that is. All three tackle the laundry in different ways.
Travel Toys :: For Trips on Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
My girls always put these chosen travel toys or art in their backpacks. The other things I curate just for my own bag of tricks I bring with me, and then pull out activities at opportune times.