A Handicraft to Share Light at Christmas
By Guest Blogger Loryn Faile, and Redeemer School students As a child, some of my most distinct memories are those that involved my hands. I remember learning how to sew clothes for dolls with my mother, wrap presents for my loved ones, and plant a garden with my...
Ellen’s Book Nook — November 2021: Holiday Favorites
By Guest Blogger Ellen Bryant Lloyd I have always loved bringing out holiday books to enjoy this time of year. When my children were young, they would eagerly rush to the bookcase and take out every holiday title they could find. They piled them high and took great...
Re-Entry in Schools: Getting Back to Normal
By Guest Blogger Kelly Nichols, a local educator I used to love looking at those huge maps in malls and parks that had the big red X on them. “You are here” was comforting to read. Not only did I find my exact location but I could see a path that led me where I needed...
Academic Programs, Cleaning Service, and November Festivals
By TMoM Team Member Rachel Hoeing In today's Sunday Spotlight: Black Friday Sale at Sylvan Learning Center Make Your Home Sparkle with TL Cleaning November Festivals & Celebrations Black Friday Sale at Sylvan Learning Center Sylvan Learning Center...
Un-Rules for School Days
By Guest Blogger Heather Miller With the school year now in full swing, I thought it would be a good time to start a discussion about rules. Well, not really rules, per say, but things that I feel should be rules. Un-rules, if you will. It seems to me there should be...
Read and Discuss Stories: Learning & Developing Through the Holiday Season
By Guest Blogger Pam Bacot As the weather begins to cool down, time spent indoors inevitably increases. Use this to your advantage and take time to cuddle up to Read and Discuss Stories with your children! Cuddle up Use reading as a way to spend quality time with your...
Five Tips for Great Parent-Child Communication
By Guest Blogger Shannon Kincaid, Lower School Counselor at Greensboro Day School Children love stories! Not only do they love hearing stories in the form of books and fairy tales, but they also love to tell stories. For young children, telling a story about something...
So Many Events + a New Giveaway!
By TMoM Team Member Katie Moosbrugger In today’s Sunday Spotlight: ~ Noble Academy Accepting Applications for the 2022-2023 School Year Soon ~ Sew Happy Studios Announces New Kids' Sewing Classes ~ Mark Your Calendars for Kids' Morning Out! ~ Community Theatre of...
How Can I Get My Teenager to be Open with Me?
By Guest Blogger Christine Murray, PhD, LPC, LMFT, Director of the Healthy Relationships Initiative Our Healthy Relationships Initiative (HRI) team is excited to partner with Triad Moms on Main on this blog series. In this series, we offer general guidance to...
Ellen’s Book Nook — October 2021: Falling for Books
By Guest Blogger Ellen Bryant Lloyd Leaves with gorgeous fall-inspired hues, bright orange pumpkins, crisp apples and a slight chill in the air… yes, it is fall! This is my favorite time of year — the season nestled between sweltering summer days and the frigid...
