I used to be fearless.
I toted three young children to the grocery store by myself. One up front in the cart, one in the...
We listen to music ALL day at home and over the years have heard the good, the bad and the just plain irritating when...
Whatever the opposite of a 'green thumb' is, that is what I am. Plants enter through my front door at their own risk and hope to an almighty...
Now that Nora is two, I've begun to realize that she is need of some more structured activities and intentional learning time. As a...
Local Mom, Katie, is expecting her second child any day. We spent Sunday preparing for baby #2 by designing and organizing a shared bedroom...
I’m currently experiencing every emotion under the sun. Even so, I feel calm that Vermont schools will be closed for in-person learning.
I’m guessing you...
Yesterday, the kids and I colored monster pictures.
Maggie is into patterns these days and so alternated coloring her monsters turquoise and brown. Sophia, having...
This is the third and final part of a 3 part series about Foster Care. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and it's...
Disclaimer: The opinions stated in this post on fall school reopening are my own, and only my own. I am a working mother in...
As we head deeper into winter and extended time at home, it seems like a great time to share what I think are the...
Full disclosure: I am the Interim Director of the Bixby Memorial Free Library in Vergennes, so it should be obvious that I am a...
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A new school year is an exciting time for...
There are many, ever-changing books, blogs, and websites on the topics of pregnancy, labor and birth, breastfeeding, and newborn/child wellness. Whether you are having...
As moms, our job is to keep our kids safe. We teach them to look both ways before crossing the street, to speak up...

















