A couple of weeks ago we all started “quarantine school” or “distance learning.” For some, it’s been an easy transition, and for others, it’s brought on some challenges. As many of you know I work at a school for children that have dyslexia, ADHD and various language-based learning differences, and my daughter also attends this […]
Tips for Dealing with IEP Anxiety
If you have been through the IEP (Individualized Education Process) process you know how stressful and overwhelming the process can be. I’ve personally talked with numerous parents about the IEP process and the one thing we all agree on is how much anxiety it causes. Here on the blog, I have discussed How to Prepare […]
Does Your Child Play Organized Sports? Game Day Tips featuring Armour LunchMakers
“This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #LunchMakersClub #CollectiveBias” Darrick and I both are former athletes, he played Football (went to college on a Football Scholarship) and I played volleyball through high school. We are also big sports fans, most people think I got into […]
5 Suggestions to Complete Your Child’s Reading Log
This post is Sponsored by Scholastic Books. All thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. Ohhh the dreaded reading log! Reading is never a bad thing, in fact, it’s one of those life skills you need to constantly work on no matter what age you are! Each month Emma is given a log that needs […]
What Every New Mama Needs in their Diaper Bag {PREPARATION H® Totables® and Cream}!
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #FindReliefWithPrepH #CollectiveBias When I first became a mom, I was notorious for packing EVERYTHING but the kitchen sink in the diaper bag! I was so consumed with being a great mother and making sure I had everything, that […]
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