Tag: education

International Read to Me Day

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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

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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...

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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

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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

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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

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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?

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"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

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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...

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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

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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"...