Recently, we spoke to The Local Moms Network Greenwich-based contributor Caitlyn Dunn, LCSW, about how to speak to kids about coronavirus. In the few weeks since then, many schools across the country have closed—some with little notice. Parents may be wondering not...
If you’re moonlighting as a homeschool teacher for the next few weeks, technology can help get you up to speed. High quality apps and websites exist for every subject and every age. For younger kids, they can add some variation to other screen-free activities. For...
This story was provided by Steph Stellwagen, the mom behind travel & lifestyle blog Steph Stell. She lives with her daughter and husband in New Canaan. Please abide by social distancing as well as any closures in place. Taking to the TrailsThe woods have always...
This story was posted on Saturday March 14, 2020. The information on coronavirus, suggested protocols, community information and more is changing rapidly. Please consult the CDC, the CT Department of Health and the American Academy of Pediatrics for up to date...
Covid-19 (often referred to as “coronavirus”) is clearly top of mind for all of us—moms, dads, and, as a result, kids. Even the littlest ears pick up things, and small kids can feel our anxiety as well as notice our actions. Bigger kids and teens, of...
By NYC-based writer and music teacher Donna MaurerYour child always seems to have a limitless supply of energy, which, as a parent, can be very tough to handle on a daily basis. Especially in those times when you feel as you have no energy to spare after a...
