Category Archives: Moms we love

Who she is: Photog extraordinaire, half of husband/wife team behind D Magazine’s Style Sheet, and mom of six-month-old Rennie. Why we love her: She’s insanely talented and one of the kindest people we’ve ever met. Truly. Herewith a peek into … Continue reading →

(Image via Allison V. Smith) Who she is: Founder of Hail Merry — a line of raw, vegan, gluten-free (and insanely tasty) snacks and mom of three boys ages 10, 11, and 14. Why we love her: She possess the trifecta … Continue reading →

(1. slouchy t-shits/2. Chap Stick/3. soundtrack from An Education/4. Timothy Oulton’s Tomcat chair/5. Shana and her son Trevor/6. required reading: Elle Decor) Who she is: Photographer and mom of 16-year-old Trevor (a wholly amazing kid by the way.) Why we … Continue reading →

(image via Style Sheet) Who she is: Lucy Wrubel – Insanely stylish DJ, gal about town, and mom to five-year-old Stella. Why we love her: She’s smart, cool, curious, wickedly funny, and (best of all) kind. Oh and she spins records … Continue reading →

{image via Shana Anderson Photography} Who she is: Sharon Blumberg, artist, volunteer, yoga enthusiast, founder of CHOOZE shoes, and mom of three. Why we love her: She parlayed her background as an artist and her passion for encouraging kids to be … Continue reading →

Who she is: Ryan Conner, editor at D Magazine Why we love her: She manages to handle new motherhood (baby Claire is 4 months old today) with style, humor, and an admirable lack of angst. I sit across from her … Continue reading →

(In a decidedly “Rushmore” moment, kid #2 sporting an awesome chess club blazer.) We generally focus on rocking’ moms here on tiny Dallas, but it should be noted that there are some pretty stellar dads taking up residence in our … Continue reading →

Not too long ago, Dr. Kate Naumes weighed in with a post on how to keep the kiddos healthy during flu season using natural remedies. Dr. Naumes is a naturopathic doctor that works with women and children, showing them how … Continue reading →