Nature has always been an important part of my life. I remember climbing trees and building forts in the strip of woods behind my...
There is something about children's literature that is so magical. I have great memories of the summer reading program at my local library and...
Did you notice that it was Women’s History Month?
Have you celebrated yet with your daughters and sons? No? Well delay no longer! I’m...
Rainy days have the ability to turn my children into the most stir-crazy beings I know. A rainy day during summer break takes the...
Joining the PTA, PTSA, PTO, PTSO, Boosters, or whatever your school calls their parent/teacher organization is a great way to support your child's school,...
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...
It’s National Teacher Appreciation Week. Have you hugged your kid’s teacher? Have you at least thanked them for their time, energy, attention, care, and,...
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...
With the current shutdown of schools, including preschools, in Vermont for the remainder of the year, I’ve seen many parents say, “I know what to do...
I have had a membership to the ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center since my son was a toddler. I loved it, as many...
During the last three years, I have worked as a substitute teacher, and it has become more and more apparent to me that people...
I’ve got some pretty ridiculous parenting nightmares floating around in my head. For instance, my biggest fear while pregnant was that my kid would...
When I sign my name, I am Linda Li.
I don’t have a maiden name, and I didn’t change my name when I got...
My son Aden got the bug for snowboarding last year when his grandmother bought him one of those cheap plastic snowboards from Target. We...


















