Tag: education
International Read to Me Day
March 19th celebrates International Read to Me Day. This one hits close to home for me since I work at a library and love...
Supporting Children in the Battle Against Bullies
Being a parent, there is always a tremendously visceral gut-wrenching feeling when your child is not accepted by their peers, especially when that lack...
My Kid is Struggling with School – What’s a Mom to...
By November, many of us feel settled into the school year – but many may not. Some students struggle with school, whether focusing in...
Empowering Choices — From Testing to Triumph
To celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month (though we take care all year!), we at Westchester County Mom were invited to an informative event about...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic violence (DV) can look like bruises, broken body parts, or broken things. But it can also look like preventing access to finances, cruel...
Back to Stress
The end of summer is bittersweet. Long, hot days spent building sand castles with our kids and daily trips to Starbucks for Pink Dragon...
Too Smart to Deserve to Speak?
"He is too smart for an AAC device."
Those words continue to echo in my mind, bouncing around the cavernous spaces where I perseverate on...
Back to School: Transition Tips From a Teacher
For teachers, parents, and students alike, those three words, back to school, can either be exciting or anxiety-producing. There's so much to do to...
My Daughter Is Leaving for College and I Don’t Feel a...
My daughter is leaving for college, and I’m not panicking as I thought. She is so stressed out and upset that she is leaving...
What the College “Need-to-Bring” Checklists Fail to Mention
As my son prepares for his sophomore year of college, I cannot help but think back to last year. I read all the "must-do"...










