In this conversation, Lindsay Kana hosts Laurie and Caitlyn Ingram, a mother-daughter duo who share their unique bond and insights into navigating the challenges of growing up together. They discuss the importance of communication, trust, and quality time in building a strong relationship. The conversation highlights how they overcame teenage challenges, built confidence, and adapted parenting styles to meet individual needs. They emphasize the role of Bastrop community support and effective communication in fostering a healthy family dynamic.

Takeaways:

The mother-daughter relationship can evolve from authority to friendship.

Open communication is key to understanding each other.

Quality time spent together strengthens family bonds.

Trust is a two-way street in parenting.

Effective communication helps in resolving conflicts.

Every child requires a different parenting approach.

Building confidence in children is essential for their growth.

Community support plays a vital role in family dynamics.

Navigating challenges together fosters resilience.

Celebrating each other's strengths enhances family unity.

In this engaging conversation, Jazzmyne DeShay shares her journey as a personal stylist in Bastrop, Texas, discussing her passion for fashion and her experiences working with clients, including celebrities and everyday individuals. She highlights the importance of personal connection in styling and her unique approach to helping clients curate their wardrobes.

Jazzmyne also talks about her Well-Suited program, which supports domestic violence survivors and postpartum moms by providing them with styled clothing. Additionally, she touches on her husband's fashion brand, Saint Alexander, and their collaborative efforts in the fashion industry.

Reach out to Jazzmyne here: stylistj.walker@gmail.com

Jazzmyne Karr

Today’s conversation with Veronica Seever was such a reminder of the strength women carry quietly...the kind of strength that doesn’t need an announcement, because it shows up in the work.

We talked about what it means to find your voice around men who don’t hand you respect automatically… and what it means to earn it through grit, clarity, and confidence. We talked about mentors who pour into you, moments that shape you, and the power of knowing you can do the job without asking permission.

This is exactly why Real Women of Bastrop exists, to put real stories behind the women keeping this town moving.

More about Veronica here: https://sheisallthethings.com/