Heather Creekmore
Originally an East Coast native, Heather Creekmore is a pastor’s wife living in Austin, Texas. Heather spent over a decade working in politics and marketing for non-profits before marriage and children. Now, through her own ministry, Heather speaks and writes to encourage Christian women who struggle with body image and comparison. Her first book titled, “Compared to Who?” (Leafwood, 2017) helps people find new freedom from comparison struggles. In her free time, Heather home schools four children, drives the soccer practice shuttle, makes (sometimes edible) freezer meals, competes on Netflix baking shows, and breaks grammar rules. Connect with Heather on Facebook or on her blog at: Compared to Who.
My Messy Playroom: Confession of a Toy & Lego Organization Failure
I adore instructional articles on how to keep my home nice and neat. They tell me to purge the toys, find everything a home, and label bins. Organization makes the world a better place,...
Safety First :: Tips for Moms & Dads When Driving in Water
I saw a sign on the highway's construction message board the other day that said this: "When you see water on the road, turn around!"
And, immediately I thought, "It's pouring down, raining! How will...
Yes, Fellow Mom, You Still Need Friends (Even if it Feels Weird) + Twitter...
Dallas Moms Blog has partnered with City Moms Blog and Zondervan Publishing to bring you this post and Twitter Party announcement. All opinions are 100% our own.
Friends? That seems so tenth grade. Who has time for that...
Soar Into Healthy Habits :: Yes, I Make My Children Exercise
Dallas Moms Blog is excited to partner with Dallas metroplex The Little Gym locations for a weekly sponsored series on children’s health and fitness!
Every single morning at 6 a.m. my father put on his...
Dallas- Fort Worth Spring Break Staycation Ideas for Your Family
Note: The dates below are from 2015; however almost all of the events happen annually. You can check the business websites for updated dates and information!
Staying around town this year? You don't have to...
Nastia Liukin Cup Coming to Dallas: An Exclusive DMB Interview with the Olympic Champion...
At six-years-old, I was glued to our television set watching the gymnastics competition at the 1980 Summer Olympic Games. A Romanian competitor named Nadia Comaneci mesmerized me. Four years later, I didn't miss a second...
What to Do if Your Marriage is Miserable
The tile felt cold and hard so I got off the floor and sat on the edge of the bathtub instead. My sobs were amplified by the bathroom's acoustics. "Good," I thought to myself....
Four Secrets to Getting it All Done
"How do you do it all?"
Seriously? If I had a nickel for every time someone asked me this question in the past year I'd be relaxing on a private island instead of sitting at...
Hand Over the Camera! 3 Reasons You Should Take Fewer Pictures this Christmas
It's 7:00am on Christmas morning. I hear stirring upstairs so I rush to the bathroom to throw in my contact lenses and wash my face before the anxious littles attack their gifts. I throw...
SmartCal :: Helping Balance Work, School, and Life {A Sponsored Giveaway}
Once upon a time, in a town not far away at all, lived a busy mom. She thought her life was already pretty full and difficult to schedule with four children, two part-time jobs,...
When Moms Cry: If Your Eyes Leaked Today You Aren’t Alone
"A Quarter of Working Moms Cry Once a Week, But There are Solutions." That's how the Huffington Post headline read. The story intrigued me. How can "working moms cry" be a news story? I...
Three Boys. One Room. On Purpose. :: Why We Chose Room Sharing
"Mom, when will I have my own room?"
He asked this question every day for about a year. And in my heart I wondered if we had made the right choice. Maybe it would be...