Lindsay Garrett
Lindsay G. was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, and she and her husband headed south to Spring in June of 2016. She is a therapist and the owner of Indigo Therapy in The Woodlands. Lindsay met her husband John when they were both camp counselors. They welcomed their future little campers G in December 2017 and R in 2020. Lindsay is constantly reading, researching at least one new thing, and attempting to organize her life through bullet journaling. In her free time, she enjoys binging Gilmore Girls on a loop, baking, and exploring the Houston area’s beautiful parks.
5 Local Coffee Shops to Try in Spring and the Woodlands
I don’t know about you, but being a mom means most days I could use a caffeine fix. One of my favorite self care activities is treating myself to a caramel latte and posting...
6 Ways to Celebrate the Ladies in Your Life This Galentine’s Day
Galentine's day is coming up! For those of you not familiar, Galentine's day is February 13th, the day before Valentine's Day. I love this holiday because one, it is a great excuse to celebrate...
5 Indoor Play Options in the Spring/Woodlands Area
Rainy day got you stuck inside with your kids? Searching for something to do on the 5 days a year it is too cold to go outside in Houston? We’ve got you. Here are...
Why We Don’t Buy Gifts for Our Kids
Christmas time is coming, and I’ve already started our gift list. It's a detailed color-coded spreadsheet with everyone we need to buy for added. Enneagram One life, am I right? But you know who...
7 Tips for Crafting DIY Halloween Costumes
Halloween is coming, mamas! Are you considering making your kids' costumes this year? If so, here are some expert tips for crafting easy and adorable DIY Halloween costumes.
Start early
First have your kids settle on...
Sensory Needs Crash Course for Moms
Sensory needs are becoming more and more known in children. Often associated with children with autism, sensory needs are actually applicable to all children {and really, humans}. Sensitivity to noise, visual stimulation, touch,...
In Defense of The Lazy Summer
Remember summer 2020? When the world was closed? When we stopped taking our kids to the grocery store? When even the park sometimes felt unsafe? Of course you do, we’re all still unpacking the...
6 Reasons Why I Don’t Direct My Child’s Play
“Play is the work of childhood.” This quote is attributed on the internet to Jean Piaget, Mr. Rogers, and Maria Montessori. Whoever said it, I believe it. Play is how our kids learn, grow...
The Six Types of Mom Friends You Need to Survive
Yes, mom friends are hard to make. Especially these days when it seems like every six months we are back to canceling playdates, school, and other social events. But in the event that you...
Navigating Gendered Clothing for Kids
My oldest child is a girl, and I knew early on that I didn’t want her life to be buckets of pink and bows and glitter. One of the values of my parenting is...