Tag: Parenting
Internet Safety, First Day of School Edition
With school back in session, the safety of our children is our top priority. From all the school supplies they may need to going...
Back to School Survival Guide for Single Mothers
It seems like it's time to face the bittersweet reality of the back-to-school season. While on the one hand, we are more than ready...
Raising A New Generation of Anti-Racists: A Conversation with Poet and...
Socially aware parents know that it is incredibly important to talk to your kids about race. Parents need to not only address racism but...
Back to School During a Pandemic
While it seems like March lasted for approximately 3,421 days, all of the months since then have flown by relatively quickly, with the back-to-school...
Child Care Programs Are In Jeopardy and It Can Have A...
Earlier this week, a pipe burst in the wall of our apartment. And not just any pipe. This pipe, a Charon in its former...
How to Celebrate Take Your Daughter To Work Day…When You’re Working...
Every year during the month of April we celebrate Take Your Daughter To Work Day; it's a day to honor the future female workers...
Covfefe-19 Quarantine Homeschool Diaries: In Week 1, Keeping Calm Is the...
Human beings learn how to work around things and cope, so this is neither a rant nor complaint; rather, it is a dilated moment...
Hugs in the Time of Coronavirus: A Single Mom’s Fears in...
My daughter is a hugaholic. She is six-years-old and would hug all day if she could. It’s not just me either. She hugs the...
How to Talk to Your Child About Racism in America
Slavery was abolished in 1865, granting freedom to over 3 million African-Americans. The 13th amendment was passed by the US Congress on January 31st...
Time Slinging: The Working Mom’s Go-To Back to School Cheat Sheet
When you were a kid, the start of summer was the absolute BEST feeling in the world. You’d toss your worksheets and reports in...