October is National Bullying Prevention Month. As many as 28% of all kids from 6th through 12th grade report having been bullied.
This particular subject...
Disclaimer: The opinions stated in this post on fall school reopening are my own, and only my own. I am a working mother in...
Before I settled on a preschool for my son last fall I was kind of anxious about it. Quite frankly, it was ridiculous. It's...
It’s been scientifically proven that reading to babies at early ages encourages cognitive and language development. It is never too soon to start reading...
There are times that my husband and I joke that the real reason for having kids is so that we have an excuse to...
It’s time to register your pre-K kids for Kindergarten here in the Burlington area.
“But it’s only March?”, you might be thinking.
I know, but around...
My son, Charlie, loves to cook. He's always asking to help in the kitchen! At first, it was hard for me to let him...
The lazy dog days of summer are winding down and if you are like me you're already thinking ahead to the next school year.
Later...
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...
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...
It happened again the other day.
I was in my classroom and my kiddos had just returned from art or music, or someplace else outside...
I recently got a sneak peak of the Parent Toolkit app for Apple and Android.
The purpose of the app is to "help you navigate...
It can feel paralyzing to witness disasters of the magnitude of California's devastating wildfires.
We are collectively worrying about our friends and families and...
Racism is a huge problem in this country.
I wish there was an easy way to solve this horrendous problem, but there is no easy...

















