I am not going to lie. I am a bit of an emotional mess this morning. A mixture of sadness, excitement, relief of going back to some sort of normal and most of all so much pride. It was in my 20s that I first felt such polarity in my emotions. How is it possible …
With the transition to learning at home for most children, parents are now supporting their remote learning and education at home. We need to understand that what we are doing isn’t the traditional idea of homeschooling, which usually provides social opportunities, excursions, and is very connected. We should be mindful that we are in a …
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Tackling Sibling Rivalry Now that school is back, and my boys are not seeing each other much due to being in separate buildings as well as different areas for playtime, I thought the holidays bickering would stop. I thought they would miss each other so much that when they got home all they would want …
Oh, how quickly a year can pass!! And before we know it, we are getting into the hustle and bustle of going back to school. Getting uniforms ready, everything labeled and perhaps even certain areas around the house configured so we are better organized for the year. As a new decade has rolled around, we …
So timely to write this blog with my co-authored book being released this month, Future Kind (Essays on raising the generation our world needs) – by Radiate publishing. For more info check out this link : https://radiatepublishing.com/futurekind/ What is the meaning of leadership and can children be leaders? Do most parents want this trait in …
