This blog is dedicated to all the moms out there who feel under appreciated. We’re gearing up for a big celebration day in which we may receive candy, flowers, cards and perhaps if we’re lucky, someone to make us a […]
Who’s in charge?
Are you a people pleaser and an expert at avoiding any confrontation? What happened to your approach when you became a parent? Does your toddler control you? Although this is a scary concept and foreign to some, it is a daily struggle […]
Addicted to screens?
Does your child know how to entertain his or herself if it doesn’t involve an electronic device? If you answered no, you are not alone. As parents, we are growing more and more accepting of reliance on electronics including television, computers, […]
Kindergarten readiness…it’s more than ABC and I..2..3
It finally happened…I receive the kindergarten registration pack for the last of my crew. The process has officially begun for my baby (well apparently not so much a baby anymore) to head to kindergarten in the fall. The process…is a […]
Listening for the smallest voice
Like a pin dropping onto a busy airport runway, your child’s heart cry may be difficult to hear. That “pin drop” is important, but almost inaudible compared to the loud noises and distractions in life. As a parent of three children, I have […]
A Parent’s Guide…Navigation in Early Intervention
Imagine…(or take a walk down Memory Lane) you are a new parent, with a beautiful, healthy, baby. Everyone has congratulated you and welcomed your new bundle of joy. Your precious little miracle is cuddling in your arms, and you can’t […]
Your best choice
Many parents have used or are using a facility for child care. How do you choose the best one for your child’s needs? There are many options available, all depend on your individual child’s needs. You can start your search […]
Winning food wars
Weird smells, textures, tastes, and colors. Food can be the ultimate test at times for kids. How can we lessen the mealtime stress? How can we help our children become adventurous eaters as adults? Here is an article I found […]
Help, I think my child has a developmental delay
If you have ever used those words at your child’s pediatric well-check appointment, you have unknowingly joined a club of parents that truly understands your feelings. Sleepless nights are often filled with worry, difficult days trying to meet the special needs of your […]
Safety is My Goal
As a parent or any caregiver, this is one of our main concerns for our children. Children need to feel safe. Often we can get caught up with everything else going on around us, that we sometimes forget to keep […]