The other night little L and I were playing Uno, his new favorite game. Imagine my surprise to see him calculating his way through the game after he had lost – counting whether he could finish all his cards if …
the journey through motherhood from someone who loves to do it all
The most important investment we can make
Tagged with: Childhood, early, education, learning, Montessori, natural history, school
Posted in Communication, Daycare, Development, Education, Pediatrics, Personal
Posted in Communication, Daycare, Development, Education, Pediatrics, Personal
The story they don’t want you to hear
OK guys, I have to tell you something. You’re probably not going to like it. And I’m telling you, they don’t want you to know. They don’t want to hear it. They don’t want to have a discussion about the …
The screen time that’s worth sharing with the next generation
Being a working mama means that the hours between getting home and bedtime are short and concentrated. Face-to-face interactions are maximized and concentrated, dinner is cooked and eaten, books read, and several laps around the kitchen are all in order …
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Parenting? That’s kid’s stuff!
Now manners? That’s another story. There’s nothing like encouraging early childhood developmental milestones to remind a busy lady and hapless parent that she still has some capabilities in life. And some room for improvement. Latest es-kid-pades in our house? Little …
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Finding time to be me and not mom
I just got back from rehearsal with my choir — yes — choir. It’s been just under 5 years — essentially since the birth of little L, that I have not performed in choirs (or a cappella or musical theatre …
Tagged with: choir, engagement, family, guilt, help, hobbies, mommy guilt, motherhood, passions, personal
Posted in Personal, Uncategorized
Posted in Personal, Uncategorized