I was driving to work one day and I saw this little boy with who may have been his mother. He was about 3 years old and he was carrying a backpack and the backpack was almost as big as he was. …
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So, I decided to switch things up a bit with my blog for Black History Month. For the month of February, I am going to do a series of interviews for living history making parents! Mrs. Sylvia Mullen…
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I heard the words that no parent wants to hear. “I think your child may have a learning disability.” How many of us know when our kids are going through something, we go through it too and we aren’t…
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When my son was very young, I would take him with me to volunteer. He was never happy about it at all. However, I felt it was important for him to see me serving and for him to serve. Martin Luther…
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My son started walking very early on, he was just six months when he learned to walk. As a new mother so many people offered me advice, unwarranted most of the time. Since he was walking so early, I…
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One of our goals as parents is to expose our children to new things, cultures and places. Doing this fosters a well-rounded adult who has cultural empathy and is opened to trying new things. One of…
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