Traditionally, President’s Day is all about celebrating our “Fore Fathers,” the Presidents of the America past + present that have lead our country through thick and thin. Here at Little [...]
The dress code I’m expected to follow as a teacher is your standard, no fun, shirt and tie with nice pants and dress shoes. But if you catch me at home after work, you’re nearly guaranteed to [...]
The start of a new year is a time for reflection, change, and growth. Last year, our family established a tradition of making resolutions, both as a family and individually. We even encourage our [...]
Every parent worries about whether their baby is sleeping enough for their age. We hear enough stories from friends with babies to see that there is variation between one baby’s sleep to the [...]
From the moment your baby is born well meaning friends and family start to give advice. You might have heard that you should put your child on a schedule practically from birth. Then when you do [...]
Suicides, cyberbullying, murders, natural disasters and more. It’s hard for kids not to be full of doom, gloom and pessimism after exposure to today’s often depressing 24-hour news cycle. Despite [...]
December is traditionally a month that center around giving, receiving, and thankfulness, so it seems like the perfect time to focus on instilling a sense of gratitude in children. Teaching [...]
Play dates are like gold to both mothers and children alike. At every age & stage your child goes through, a play date can help them (and you!) navigate the adventures of childhood and [...]
After six years of hard work, I was proud of my lawn. The grass was green and full. The flowers bloomed at the right time, in the right place, and in the right colors. At this point, all I had [...]
