This viral video does an amazing job in spreading awareness of the importance of sign language in all communities. Just in case you missed it, I was quoted in Parents, one of the largest family and parenting magazines, about a reel that blasted off last week. Twenty-seven-year-old Mara McCullough shared a now viral video of her young baby daughter, Jane, communicating with her deaf grandparents
How do you navigate one of the most endearing yet complex relationships your child could ever have? Having siblings is a seriously funny dynamic. One second, you hate their guts, and the next you love them to death. It’s inexplicable, but something about all those petty arguments and all that fighting? It just feels right. That’s not to say that these bonds can’t be broken.
With Father’s Day just around the bend, let’s explore the various roles, good and bad, fathers can play in our lives. What does Father’s Day mean to you? For some, it’s a day of celebration and gratitude, filled with backyard barbeques and dad jokes galore. But for others, it can also be a day tinged with pain, loss, or other complicated feelings. The truth is
Sign language is vital for your child’s initial development, and a whole mountain of research backs that up. You know what’s tough? Being a mom. It’s a long journey filled with lots of joy, but also its unique ups and downs. At the end of the day though, you just want to give your child the tools to succeed in whatever they want to down
You know that saying, that “moms know best”? Thanks to tech, it’s amazing how in this coming generation that might not be true anymore. You probably know this already, but I love posting on Instagram. This comes with its own fair share of struggles though, because I’m still a total tech newbie! Funny example, I didn’t know what a stitch was until a few weeks ago! It
Why It’s Time to Take Them Off and be Authentic As everyone is busy choosing the perfect costume on Halloween or Purim Eve (the Jewish Halloween), we forget that most of us wear masks throughout the year and in our relationships. These aren’t the masks bought from a store, but the ones that hide who we truly are. So many masks to choose from: the
