Maximized Potential
I was listening to an interview with Melinda Gates in the What's Her Story with Sam & Amy Podcast. The interviewer asked, “you talk about the potential of women, you have helped so many women, do you feel you Continue Reading »
I was listening to an interview with Melinda Gates in the What's Her Story with Sam & Amy Podcast. The interviewer asked, “you talk about the potential of women, you have helped so many women, do you feel you Continue Reading »
Need a push to do something fun this week? These activities are not new, by any means, but they are just a reminder of how much fun and learning is right there at home with you. Say It With Music“Freeze” is a Continue Reading »
One of my favorite activities with my family is enjoying a meal out. Sitting together on a restaurant patio, having conversation and enjoying good food...dreamy. The reality is, many parents struggle with taking their Continue Reading »
Now that Harvey has left our city, we are faced with recovery. We, as a community have lost so much. Houses, schools, businesses, friends, pets… We have seen how strong we are as a community and quickly we move Continue Reading »
Now that another school year has started my children have once again been challenged by their teachers to bring a balanced lunch to school. When packing lunches the conversation around proteins, grains, fruits and Continue Reading »
As a parent, saying “no” seems to come so naturally. And I do think it has an important place in my vocabulary. However, I find it can really shut down a conversation when I lead with it. SO in an effort to Continue Reading »
This is an common question. In many of the activities we do, we ask a child to carry one item at a time. Why is this? These are my reasons: 1. So they can have both hands on the item and have the best chance of Continue Reading »
The work-cycle is the time, everyday, the children have to work/play at school. Once a child has adapted to the routine of school, he moves from one activity to the next, with very little adult interaction. He Continue Reading »
If you are a parent of a young child who attends school, you have probably been told not to ask your child about their day at pick up. So many parents ask me, why is that? It seems so natural to ask the ones you Continue Reading »
Your child sees everything in your house. You have created a physical and emotional space for him to grow. Is everything in this space just as you want him to know it? Your young child's brain works as an Absorbent Continue Reading »