Amanda Dall

Amanda Dall
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Originally from upstate New York, Amanda moved to Vermont with her husband after they got married in 2007! She holds a Masters's degree in speech-language pathology and, over the last five years, has experienced life as a full-time working mom, a part-time working mom, and a stay-at-home mom to two young children. These days, Amanda plays the role of 'stay-at-home-mom' and spends her time chauffeuring, chasing kids, reading children's books, and seeking any activity that will get her family out of the house.
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Laundry Wars: Why Mine is Never Completely Done

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I have a love/hate relationship with laundry. I love that all I have to get it washed is toss it in the machine.  It’s just so...
Knitting: A Hobby that Helped Me Redefine Myself After Motherhood

Knitting: A Hobby that Helped Me Redefine Myself After Motherhood

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The first time I ever tried knitting, I was a wee Girl Scout in elementary school. I knit a headband.  My mom cast on...

Helping My Little ‘Follower’ to Think Independently

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(All names and identifying characteristics have been changed to protect the privacy of minors mentioned in this post.) Recently, my preschooler got me thinking about...
Shoes can be lost while taking holiday photos

Ten Things I Learned While Taking My Children’s Holiday Photos

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Every year, I become excited about dressing my kids in festive clothing and capturing perfect holiday photos for our Christmas card. You know exactly what I...

10 Not-So-Obvious Things I am Thankful for as a Mom

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Oh, November. A time when, in theory, we reflect on all we are thankful for.  A couple of years ago, some of my Facebook...
Reading Stuart Little

Reading Aloud to Our Preschooler: Adventures in Chapter Books

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When my husband went back to work after the birth of our second child, I began to wonder whose idea this whole ‘second child...
disability, quote

Beyond the Label: Helping Kids See the ‘Ability’ in ‘Disability’

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While running errands, my daughter and I often run into a young man at his place of employment who is friendly and seems to be well-liked...