This past week, my 4-year old and my 6.5-year old had endless questions about the protests. For homeschool this week, I pulled out some of the books from their shelves to help foster conversation and help them understand more about what’s going on in our current enviroment. Children younger than 4 might not understand what …
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My son had been looking forward to his 4th birthday for months. Historically, he has never been interested in hosting or attending parties. This year he gave me very specific guidelines: a martial arts birthday party with rainbows and trains with all the friends. My son attends a Montessori in NYC with children ranging in …
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My kids are 4 and 6.5 and they really miss the social interaction of friends, teachers, and school. Initially they were both awkward with screens and Zooms, but now they have weekly playdates with friends. Our first playdate was chaotic, all the children were speaking at onces, but now the kids look forward to them. …
We’re in week 2 of homeschool and week 5 of the kids being home from school. My children are 6.5 and 4. I’ve been on several playdates, birthday parties, and virtual classes with educators, other parents and children. A majority of the time we cannot see an educators face or half a child’s face is …
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I’ve been thinking about putting together a book list for awhile now for some of my favorite picks from 2019 that I love as giving gifts. They range from everything from raising confident girls, celebrating diversity, kindness to one other, and caring for the environment. Now, that I’m launching Bearily Bear, I finally have a …
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