Parenting
How to Prep Your Child for Sleepaway Camp
We asked Renee Flax, Director of Camper Placement for the American Camp Association, NY and NJ, for her best advice on preparing kids for camp—from emotional prep to packing tips.
Adapting to a New Normal
As restrictions start to loosen as parents (either one or both) head back to work, this can lead to changing marital and family dynamics, anxiety, and more. We spoke to Dori Gatter, a psychotherapist and relationship expert whose advice has been featured in outlets like The Wall Street Journal, Men’s Health, and Cosmopolitan.
Reading with The Rays
Reading with the Rays is back again this summer!
Kids Can Learn How to Code for FREE
We love FREE resources and it doesn’t get better than Code.org®
4 Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Gifts
We have some ideas for simple, inexpensive teachers’ gift ideas.
The Local Moms Network Book Club Interview with Laurie Frankel
Our next “Book Club” interview is with New York Times-bestselling novelist Laurie Frankel, whose latest book, One Two Three, comes out in June.
Practical Testing Tips from a Teacher
It’s Florida State Assessment time! This is always a stressful time for students, teachers, and parents. We wanted to help parents with practical advice for their test takers. The best way we could do that is to ask a teacher for advice. We reached out to Janet Cash...
Raising the Bar: An Organization Helping Young Adults (and Moms!) Launch Careers!
Sandy Golinkin speaks at Richards in Greenwich, CT We’ve all heard the saying – little kids, little problems. Big kids, big problems.
Gardening with Kids, Fun Ideas for All Ages!
We found a fantastic new book, Gardening for Kids: Learn, Grown and Get Messy with Fun STEAM Projects, which has a ton of ways to get your kids into the dirt this season
