As parents, we are always concerned about our children meeting their milestones. We spend a lot of time worrying if their skills are up...
May 5-11 is Teacher Appreciation Week. Having been a previous educator before having children I know that teaching is a tough profession. I also...
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...
BurlingtonVT Moms Blog is part of a larger network called the City Moms Blog Network. We have sister sites all over the country with teams...
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...
A new statewide school cell phone ban in Vermont has become a hot topic of debate. I have big feelings about this and want...
As I tucked my children, ages 6 and 9, into bed tonight, I reflected upon the last year and how difficult it has been...
(Disclaimer: While I am a trained speech-language pathologist, the following tips are general suggestions to help encourage your child's language development. If you feel your...
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...
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We're excited to be sponsoring the Vermont History Expo!
The Vermont History...
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...
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...
The month of May has rolled around yet again; it’s Better Speech and Hearing Month. Part of my role as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)...
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...

















