Every child develops at their own pace, but sometimes missed milestones can signal that extra support is needed. I know this firsthand from growing up with my sister, who was born with 22Q Deletion Syndrome, and watching the way therapists and educators came alongside our family to help her thrive. It takes a village to raise children into the people God designed them to be, and as parents and educators our role is to encourage, not shame. Click the title to continue reading and discover key preschool milestones, when to seek help, and how to build a strong support system for every child.
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More Than Words: Living Out Faith in Parenting
A few weeks ago, I wrote about parenting in the middle, that unique space where our kids are no longer little, but not quite grown. They do not need us to tie their shoes or brush their teeth anymore. Well, except for my youngest who still needs all the reminders. But they still need us… Continue reading More Than Words: Living Out Faith in Parenting
Food Allergies in the Classroom: What Parents and Teachers Need to Consider
It’s easy to glance at an “allergy” sign in a classroom or at an event and not think much of it. But for families like ours, those signs mean everything. One bite can be life-threatening. Our daughter’s journey with severe food allergies has been filled with fear, vigilance, and countless prayers, but also resilience, courage, and God’s faithfulness. To parents and educators: please don’t dismiss the signs. Please think about the children who need safe food options so they aren’t left out. Small choices can make a huge difference. I share our story in hopes of raising awareness, encouraging compassion, and reminding other allergy families: you are not alone. God’s care is bigger than our fear. Read the full story by clicking the title.
Exciting News: My Teachers Pay Teachers Store Is Open!
I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my Teachers Pay Teachers store, filled with preschool teaching concepts and evaluations designed to nurture curiosity, celebrate small milestones, and align with trusted standards like ELOF, NAEYC and NYSPLS. Click to explore how these play-based resources can bring grace and wonder into your classroom or homeschool.
Grace in the Disarray 