Thanks to a "Mom University" held by our local MOPS, my family has gotten into listening to kid friendly podcasts most of the time...
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...
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...
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...
If someone asked me the most important lesson I learned in my first year of homeschooling, I could answer without even thinking: If something...
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 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...
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...
I have a wild child. He is strong-willed and fierce. He is energetic and hilarious. And sometimes he gets angry.
Because he is only four,...
{Disclaimer: We are working with the Vermont Historical Society to bring you this information.}
We're excited to be sponsoring the Vermont History Expo!
The Vermont History...
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...
I'm thinking about signing up for some writing seminars.
Like, maybe: Exploding the Moment: Making the Most of the Minimal in Prose and Poetry.
Or: Using...
I recently saw the graphic posted below about schooling options from Latched Mama. I liked seeing the graphic and it made me feel supported,...
I used to love the first day of school. The anticipation of the unknown mingled with the excitement of seeing my friends always created...
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...
