Tulsa Moms

11/07/2025

After President Trump's comments insinuating that SNAP benefits will continue to be on hold, the USDA has announced a decision on whether they will comply on this week's court order

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will fully fund November SNAP benefits after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to release the money. Several states have already begun issuing payments to millions of Americans affected by the shutdown.

11/07/2025

It's happening at Woodland Hills Mall

11/07/2025

✨ Hey New & Expecting Parents! ✨
We’ve got something extra special just for you! 💕
Register for FREE BABY SPRINKLE EVENT & PRESALE! Thursday, 3pm-7pm! All Registered New/Expectant Moms will get a free goodie bag, and a chance to win multiple NEW BABY FAVORITE THINGS Equipment and Essentials.

Exclusive Free Presale and score amazing deals on everything your little one needs, meet some new moms— shop before the public shops!
🍼 Clothes • Gear • Toys • Nursery must-haves

🗓️ BABY SPRINKLE Nov. 13 | Exchange Center
🎟️REGISTER for your FREE tickets & GIFT: https://HolidayBabySprinkle.eventbrite.com

11/07/2025

Got a kid that is interested in cooking? Check out this upcoming event!

The Tulsa Health Department is hosting a free kids cooking demo at the North Regional Health and Wellness Center, where children will make Loaded Mac and Cheese and Fruit Pops while learning about healthy eating. Registration is required at tulsa-health.org/cookingdemo or by calling 918-595-4419.

11/07/2025

A local parent resource center has expanded services to help families in need during the government shutdown.

Tulsa Public Schools’ Parent Resource Center is helping local families by offering free diapers, wipes, formula, job training, parenting classes, and mental health resources. Located at 525 E. 46th St. N., the center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Learn more at tulsaschools.or...

11/07/2025

If President Trump follows the orders of a federal judge, SNAP recipients will be fully funded for the month of November.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to fully fund November SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans, rejecting a plan to pay only half during the ongoing government shutdown. The ruling follows a lawsuit and directs the administration to use contingency funds to prevent further hunger...

11/06/2025

If you're a federal employee or SNAP recipient, the City of Tulsa and TMUA are offering a temporary grace period to help during the federal government shutdown.

Your City of Tulsa utility service will not be disconnected during this time. While bills are not being waived, we will pause shutoffs and work with you on manageable payment plans once income or benefits resume.

You will have to submit proof of eligibility as soon as possible. Full details can be found online at www.cityoftulsa.org/utilities.

Please share with anyone you know who is eligible!

11/06/2025

Happening today!

11/06/2025

HEAVY SNOW starting to show up on the long-range models around the end of the month ❄️

11/05/2025

11/03/2025

Officials have decided on whether SNAP funding will move forward during the government shutdown.

Federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to continue partial SNAP funding during the government shutdown as Oklahoma officials plan $1 million per week in emergency food bank aid to help families statewide.

11/02/2025

Happy Small Business Sunday!

Tag your favorite small business or add yours below!

We’re taking applications for businesses to join us for the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaways! https://forms.gle/sLcc29SQfHd5QWvH7