Summer break is almost upon us. In our household, summers tend to be busy with lots of activities for my daughter. With all her...
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...
In my adult life, I’ve always worked full time. If not more. Sometimes, I was also working part-time and volunteering, too. So much of...
There is perhaps nothing more "Burlington" than a painted metal door in a South End walk-up that leads to a working art studio. And...
This is my fourth year celebrating World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) with my daughter. The realization of that is kind of crazy.  She was born in...
Your home office is a breeding ground for paper. It seems to multiply overnight causing the piles to close in around you. It doesn’t have to...
    Thanks to a "Mom University" held by our local MOPS, my family has gotten into listening to kid friendly podcasts most of the time...
I used to love the first day of school. The anticipation of the unknown mingled with the excitement of seeing my friends always created...
Disclaimer: The opinions stated in this post on fall school reopening are my own, and only my own. I am a working mother in...
I want to tell you about this wonderful program called the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.  At the beginning of the year a friend of...
I did not attend college the traditional way. My family and I immigrated to the US from Iran when I was twelve, and while I...
There is a never-ending list of topics we should talk to our children about. One topic that doesn’t usually come to mind immediately is...
Lately, everyone is throwing around a bunch of terms about inclusion, cultural appropriation, equity, and equality… I’ve noticed sometimes these words get used in...
{We have partnered together with Vermont Day School to bring you this sponsored post all about this new school and their programs!} If you've taken...

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It is late fall and the temperature drops just enough for the precipitation to turn from pestery rain into beautiful, soft, magical snowflakes and...