By Tish Rendon In This Magical Place Called Kindergarten
It’s hard to put into words what happens in a classroom in the course of a year. Especially a kindergarten…
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Summer Goes by Too Fast
To my oldest, As our summer vacation nears an end and we begin school supply shopping, I think about all…
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By Lili Foltz Going on Family Vacation with Young Kids is Work That’s Worth It
Our routine will be a mess. Our toddler won’t sleep in a new environment. Our baby needs all of the…
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By Autumn Knapp I Want To Raise Good Sisters
My current dilemma: how to teach four little girls how to be good sisters when I have no idea what…
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By Hannah Dearth I Don’t Just Love You, I Like You
My growing child, my heart often aches when I look at how big you have gotten. You aren’t a baby…
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By Her View From Home Having the Tools To Parent a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder Changes Everything
My heart leaped into my mouth as Soccer Mom, with her matching foldable chairs and ice-cold Gatorade, glared at me.…
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By Ashley Prinsen Dear Kindergartner, I’ll Always Remember You This Way
The first magical flickers of your strong heartbeat on a black and white screen— the reassuring evidence I needed to…
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By Rachael Ramas I’m Halfway Through Raising Little Kids
Today I stayed in my car a few minutes more than usual as my kids hopped out onto the hot…
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There’s No Instruction Manual for These Middle Years
As a preschool teacher and a mom, I’ve always felt pretty confident in my parenting from ages birth to 5…
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By Kaleigh Christensen Kindergarten is the Start of Letting You Go
We’re physically ready for kindergarten. We’ve got the backpack, the school supplies, the school clothes, and the new shoes. We’ve…
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By Nicole Hughes The Truth about Puddle Jumpers and Toddler Drowning, From a Grieving Mom
The very last video I have of my 3-year-old son, Levi, is of him bobbing up and down in a…
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By Lauren Dunn Coming Home to Kindergarten
I’m standing outside a row of heavy, metal doors and tentatively press the bright red “call” button. “Good morning, can…
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