
Déjà Vu All-Over Again: Parenting and Childhood Memories
One of the hardest parts of parenthood is how your child’s problems can so often cause your own childhood emotions and memories to float to
One of the hardest parts of parenthood is how your child’s problems can so often cause your own childhood emotions and memories to float to
I wasn’t going to post today. I had no posts planned in my head, or written and edited. Yet here I am at nearly 1
The other night, Sophie asked me the question. … The question I managed to avoid for the past five years. “Mommy, is Santa Claus coming
Today is election day in the United States and most of us Americans are going to the polls to elect a president (along with a
Sophie and I love music. We’re always listening to different genres and artists – from country to classical – usually in the car. My inquisitive
Today was Sophie’s first day of school, but this time as a Junior Kindergartener! She’s at the same preschool. But Junior-K means longer days, more
Lately I feel like I’ve really been struggling with my parenting efforts. Maybe Sophie is going through a stage. Maybe I’m going through a stage.
This weekend was probably the best Mother’s Day weekend I’ve had in my mere five years of motherhood. It started out with Mother’s Day Shabbat
This may come as a shock to many of you. But when I was young, the subject I hated the most in school was reading