I’ve been where you are and spent too much money trying to make life easier for myself. I’d love to contribute back to society with these spreadsheets and documents that were helpful as a classroom teacher. Let me know if you can’t just click, edit, save, and print. Good luck with your school year. Know […]
After all our hospitalizations, we’ve researched and learned what’s truly important. PLEASE call 911 if your child: has blue hands, feet, or face nasal flaring grunting chest retractions audible wheezing (could be mistaken as congestion) cough with high fever Best Digital Medical Thermometer (Baby and Adult Termometro), Accurate and Fast Readings – Oral and Rectal […]
Who else is guilty of this? I remember begging my husband to agree to the #1 rated (and typically most expensive)…. well, any and everything baby related. I tried to say it was for the baby’s safety, as I researched that along the way. Poor 2nd child comes along and attempting to baby proof all […]
One of my favorite activities from teaching and parents have bragged about it being a precious keepsake. Dear Parents, The communication journal is a great way for second grade students to practice proper letter writing. This is also a fun way for your child to tell you all about the things that he or she […]
As much as you’d like to avoid this, its all too common. I think people have travel anxiety and take it out on poor innocent mothers. One time, I was carrying a carseat, a diaper bag, AND my child. Some man had the audacity to glare at me for bumping into him. I will forever […]
As you can probably tell by my other blogs, I am a little OCD and research too much. Luckily for all of you, I typed these notes on my phone and now can just cut and paste them to share. This one will hopefully be super helpful for new moms and turns out to be […]
