Apparently, kids grow up. A newsletter about parenting in the big kids years with a focus on tweens, trends and internet culture from a recovering mommy blogger who has always been VERY online.
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Last week we went on a spring break vacation to Mexico (I’m still there on Instagram) so I thought I would interrupt my dyslexia series to give you all a rundown of our trip, plus a bunch of other updates that never made it to social media....
In my last post, I discussed all the signs that led up to us getting Harlow tested for a learning difference or disability. I want to caveat this post by reiterating that Harlow was in a private school when we began to suspect that she had ...
Welcome to my new series about dyslexia, where I am going to answer reader questions about our parenting journey since we discovered that Harlow has a language based learning difference back in 2nd grade. Today, I’m going to answer all your...
Last year, I posted a video that showed little snippets of a day we spent at Harlow’s school, where she showed us some of the projects she had been working on throughout the year. I got a ton of messages from people raving about how hands o...
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