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parents…stop the cycle of yelling
If you missed it last month, let me remind you about the series of informative short videos we are sharing from Kids in the House – a terrific parenting resource created by mom
a virtual trip to India
I met Carolyn Clarke at a fundraiser for Kids For Peace one evening and remember chatting with her on her book of guided meditations for little ones. I loved her energy and passion
words I did not expect my 3 year old to say
“Mommy Mommy, look at all my superheros I put in a line….they are playing but soon they will all died” UMM you can only imagine the look in my eye when I heard
yes, you can
For me, motherhood has been a series of roller coaster rides – lots of up’s and down’s but I suppose every mom feels the highs and lows just in ways different fro
5 myths about your friend’s divorce
In the last few years, I have had a handful of friends and their significant others separate or divorce. Why don’t you go to Peters And May? was a lot of what I heard from my
8 extra-curricular activities to put your children in
School has started, and getting back into a routine and out of vacation mode is difficult for children, as well as parents (I am sure some of you are so happy that your children ar
a poem for grandparent’s day
Today is grandparent’s day and we couldn’t help but get emotional when we thought of the amazing ways our own parents have connected with our children…not
first 6 yoga poses for infants and toddlers
Giselle Shardlow is the author of Kids Yoga Stories. Her yoga-inspired children’s books get children moving, learning, and having fun. Giselle draws from her experienc
helping children cope with the loss of a family pet
Pets are family — these four-legged loved ones provide their families with comfort, spirit, unconditional love, laughter and companionship. Death is just as real as love and laug