6 Simple Tools to Teach Your Child to Be Resiliant Whether you are stay-at-home mom, or dad, a working parent, or a business owner, this Coronavirus time has changed the way you parent your children. As we face this new reality, I am sure you have constant questions, like many parents. New routines, screen time, balancing work and home, homeschooling, new hygiene procedures, and virtual
How to Talk to Your Kids about Riots, Racism, and Law and Current Events Most of the world switched over to distance learning in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic which led to virtual graduations, online classrooms, and a generation of young, internet-savvy kids. While this has been extremely helpful in keeping our kids educated, the increased internet use may bring a few current
How to Find Self-Acceptance Sunday evening. We chose what looked like a light-hearted, fun movie: Rocketman, the life of Elton John. I avoided the popcorn (a great personal success!) preparing myself to recognize, and even sing, his dozens of famous songs and see his glamorous life. It is not just a movie about music and hard work. It is a movie about addiction, about pain and about
Which Method is More Valubale for Your Chid? Many parents ask me, what I think is a better platform, YouTube or Zoom. As we all observe, education is changing in front of our eyes, from in-person into digital distance learning. Choosing between these two can be confusing as your goal is one: give your child the best educational experience can feel quite confusing. Both have
It is Possible Mother’s Day Social Distancing This Mother’s Day looks a little bit different for moms all around the world. You are not alone, whether you are celebrating as a mom or celebrating for your mom. What are your plans for this year? Another family zoom meeting? Facetime? Aren’t you all zoomed out? We’ve been adjusting to a new normal for a long time
