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HOT MOM WALK AUSTIN 🔥
Swehl, Sarah Larson Levey, Kim Chappell, Lydia Simmons, Erica Galia, & Little Honey Money

WHEN April 2, 1pm

Calling all hot moms! (ps every mom is a hot mom!) Join us for the launch of our community walk series; we'll boost endorphins, build connections, and have an absolute blast. Co-hosted by Sarah Larson Levey (Founder, Y7 Yoga), Kim Chappell (Chief Brand Officer, Bobbie) Little Honey Money, Lydia Simmons (Founder, M.O.O. & Motherocity) and Erica Galia with goodies from Poppi, Miracle Milkookies, and Lululemon, this hang sesh is going to be lit. As moms, we all crave community but sometimes in the thralls of parenthood it's just hard to find it or to even create the time or space to build those connections. This is exactly what this walk is for! Good times guaranteed and babies welcome!

LOCATION: 210 Ann & Roy Butler Hike & Bike Trail at The Stevie Ray Vaughan Statue

ABOUT THE HOST
Sarah Larson Levey is the founder and CEO of Y-7 Studio, a yoga studio

Kim Chapell is the Chief Brand Officer at Bobbie

Erica Galia is a community curator, birth & meditation guide, and mother.

Little Honey Money

Lydia Simmons Founder of The Postpartum Tracking App, and .moo

Remember that as a new parent, your focus should be on creating a nurturing environment for your baby. Setting boundaries is not only acceptable but necessary for the well-being of your child and yourself. The truth is that the holidays can add stress when your loved ones are committed to not respecting you and your needs. Family can sometimes behave badly and you be prepared to handle situations accordingly. 💪🏽

Stay true to your priorities and communicate openly with your loved ones about your expectations and needs.

ℹ️ The Census Bureau released new data on America’s families Tuesday, showing the percentage of childless households approaching 50% in the coming years.

The U.S. Census data notes a 7% increase of childless homes from 2012, currently settling at 43%. Insight published by the Pew Research Center in 2021, shows 44% of a sample group of non-parents ages 18 to 49 stating they never want kids, an increase of 7% from the same survey taken in 2018.

This phenomenon has risen rapidly enough that couples working and living with no kids are now being widely referred to as “DINKs” (double income, no kids).

Childless couples in US could soon hit 50% and these states rank high for them. Here a few are the state stats for reasons why couples are deciding to not start families:

Minnesota - #2 for Couples Quality of Life, #14 for Couples Access to Entertainment and Recreation, #7 for Cultural Diversity and Access to Support

Maine - #23 for Couples Quality of Life, #7 for Couples Access to Entertainment and Recreation, #11 for Cultural Diversity and Access to Support

South Dakota - #4 for Couples Quality of Life, #3 for Couples Access to Entertainment and Recreation, #38 for Cultural Diversity and Access to Support

Maryland - #15 for Couples Quality of Life, #34 for Couples Access to Entertainment and Recreation, #8 for Cultural Diversity and Access to Support

Virginia - #6 for Couples Quality of Life, #33 for Couples Access to Entertainment and Recreation, #15 for Cultural Diversity and Access to Support

Cite: Emilee Coblentz
USA TODAY