Jenny Anchondo

3 weeks ago | cw33.com | Jenny Anchondo

IRVING, Texas (KDAF) — Families looking for an indoor entertainment option in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have a fun option in Las Colinas. Ground Control Trampoline Park, located at 2000 Market Place Blvd., offers a range of attractions designed to appeal to kids and adults alike. The park is part of a national brand focused on providing what it calls “state-of-the-art environments” for active play.

4 weeks ago | cw33.com | Jenny Anchondo

Floating Sound Baths Bring Deep Relaxation to Frisco with Se7en Waves and HALL Park HotelFRISCO, Texas (KDAF) — In a world where wellness trends come and go, one practice is making waves—literally. Se7en Waves Sound Vibes, a Texas-based sound wellness company founded by certified sound practitioner Danielle Thibodeaux, is offering bi-monthly floating sound baths at HALL Park Hotel’s rooftop Parkside Pool in Frisco.

4 weeks ago | cw33.com | Jenny Anchondo

DALLAS (KDAF) — Motherhood can be one of the most rewarding—and isolating—experiences in life. That’s where FIT4MOM White Rock Dallas steps in, offering fitness and wellness classes designed specifically for moms, from pregnancy through every stage of raising young children. FIT4MOM provides a unique fitness experience where moms are encouraged to bring their children in strollers, eliminating the need for childcare.

1 month ago | cw33.com | Jenny Anchondo

DALLAS (KDAF) – Parents love finding creative ways to cherish their little one’s artwork, and a viral hack claims you can easily transfer a child’s drawing onto a T-shirt using just plastic wrap, parchment paper, and an iron. But does it really work? CW33’s Verified or Denied put it to the test!The steps seemed simple:1.Have your child draw on a piece of paper. 2.Wrap the drawing in plastic wrap and place it on the T-shirt. 3.Cover it with parchment paper and iron over it to transfer the design.

1 month ago | cw33.com | Jenny Anchondo

DALLAS (KDAF) – Parents love finding creative ways to cherish their little one’s artwork, and a viral hack claims you can easily transfer a child’s drawing onto a T-shirt using just plastic wrap, parchment paper, and an iron. But does it really work? CW33’s Verified or Denied put it to the test!The steps seemed simple:      1. Have your child draw on a piece of paper.       2. Wrap the drawing in plastic wrap and place it on the T-shirt.       3.