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Carrie Steingruber

Carrie Steingruber

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Addison, Dallas, Little Elm, Texas

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LGBTQ+ Communities

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Anything aside sports

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Total articles 14

  • 7 Ways to Support Someone Struggling with Infertility

    By Carrie Steingruber| DFW Child Verified Chances are you have a friend or family member who’s dealt with infertility—the CDC says one in four women have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term. As a mom, it can be hard to know what to say or what not to say to someone struggling with infertility. How can you best support your friend who’s trying to get pregnant? We got some advice from Laura Reyes, clinical medical assistant and diagnostic coordinator at Fertility Specialists of Texas.

    By Carrie Steingruber · DFW Child

    Apr. 27, 2022

  • 14 Crafts & Activities to Make Valentine's Day More Fun

    By Carrie Steingruber| DFW Child Verified While Valentine’s Day is often focused on romance, it’s love that’s really at the core of the holiday. (Check out our feature on explaining the true meaning of Valentine’s Day to kids here.) To make the heartfelt holiday more festive, we gathered a few ways for your kids to celebrate beyond small plush toys or chocolates. 1. MAKE YOUR OWN PAPERInstead of hoarding red and pink construction paper, make your own paper to give all your Valentine’s Day projects a personal touch.

    By Carrie Steingruber · DFW Child

    Feb. 08, 2022

  • 7 Ways to Support Someone Struggling with Infertility

    By Carrie Steingruber| DFW Child Verified Chances are you have a friend or family member who’s dealt with infertility—the CDC says one in four women have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term. As a mom, it can be hard to know what to say or what not to say to someone struggling with infertility. How can you best support your friend who’s trying to get pregnant? We got some advice from Laura Reyes, clinical medical assistant and diagnostic coordinator at Fertility Specialists of Texas.

    By Carrie Steingruber · DFW Child

    Apr. 27, 2022

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