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...
I have been a stay-at-home mom to my two children for the past seven years. My youngest just started kindergarten this year, so I...
Disclaimer: The opinions stated in this post on fall school reopening are my own, and only my own. I am a working mother in...
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...
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...
It’s summer time, which means that a lot of families will be hitting the road. Last summer my family went on a 3 week...
{Disclaimer: We are working with Love at First Bite to bring you this post, however, all opinions are our own!}
I first learned about Love at...
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...
It was April 5th, around lunchtime. I was at a conference with a fellow teacher (and friend) when I decided that I was going...
Did you know that this Friday (March 1st) is Dr. Seuss' birthday? It's probably one of those things that only Elementary school teachers or...
I was one of those kids with her nose always in a book. I remember looking forward to high school because I heard older...
Q: My son came home from second grade yesterday and told me about another boy from our neighborhood getting bullied by a group of...
There are many adjectives that can be used to describe my daughter’s hair: curly, twisty, kinky, coily, afro, poofy, big, natural, 4C and nappy...
Imagining your child, who surely was born just yesterday, leaving your home and heading to preschool is no easy task. First, there’s choosing the...
















