I’ve heard it said, kids are terrible at doing what we say, but experts at copying what we do. In my experience, it couldn’t...
May 5-11 is Teacher Appreciation Week. Having been a previous educator before having children I know that teaching is a tough profession. I also...
Books are magical.
I know e-readers are said to be the wave of the future, but gosh, I hope they never truly replace books. There...
Oh, technology! You horrible, evil, wonderful thing! Our lives revolve around it – computers at work, cell phones and laptops at home, flat-screen TVs,...
Nature has always been an important part of my life. I remember climbing trees and building forts in the strip of woods behind my...
Now that we’re a few months into homeschooling, we are starting to feel some rhythm to our days and I have really started to...
Summer break is almost upon us. In our household, summers tend to be busy with lots of activities for my daughter.
With all her...
“How can I help my kids love art?” My mother asked my first-grade teacher.
My mom was not an expert in art herself but...
My daughter loves sticks. And rocks. And dirt. And flowers. And all living and crawling things. We have a rock collection in front of...
Our children spend a gazillion hours of their lives in school, so chances are good that you and your child will have to speak...
There was a day I thought I could never leave him in the care of someone else. He was born far from family except...
Back to school time is almost here! BVTMB has put together a comprehensive back to school guide full of tips and ideas to get...
Oh, fall, how I love you. Cooler weather, apple picking, beautiful leaves, and back-to-school time! Sure, I’ll miss the beach and the (sort of)...
Hello, my name is Sarah and I am a YouTube addict.
My YouTube addiction started after my husband and I decided to cut the...
In + Around Vermont
Winter in Vermont
It is late fall and the temperature drops just enough for the precipitation to turn from pestery rain into beautiful, soft, magical snowflakes and...
