You’re in, Now What? Tips for Navigating the College Transition
By Guest Blogger Catherine Phipps, graduate of UNC Chapel Hill You spent months preparing for the SAT, considering 10,000 factors and applying to what feels like 10,000 schools. Then come the decision-making questions: Are your SAT and ACT scores high enough? Should...
What’s New at Disney World in 2020
By Guest Blogger Kathleen Thorell My family of five traveled to Walt Disney World Jan.1 - 4th. We planned the trip only 20 days before going, so I approached it very differently than past trips to Disney. I did not research for months. I did not hem and haw over what...
Homework Help for Your Child with Dyslexia
By Karen Pranikoff, Director of Admission and Development, Triad Academy at Summit School Tackling homework at the end of the day often can be a frustrating experience for parents and children. It’s an even harder assignment when your child has dyslexia. When you’re...
Co-parenting or Parallel Parenting for Divorced Parents?
By Guest Blogger Christine Murray, PhD, LPC, LMFT, Director of the Healthy Relationships Initiative Parenting is full of joys and challenges in all families, but parents who are separated or divorced can face unique challenges. Through our work with the Healthy...
Thoughts from a First Time Dad
By Guest Blogger Ryan Holt I have always wanted a large family – when my wife told me we were expecting I was absolutely elated. If you’re like me then you have a “plan” and are extremely organized. Everything has a purpose and place. Therefore, having a child doesn’t...
Keeping the Doors Open
By Katie Moosbrugger A while back I read a blog written by a dad who offered ingenious advice. He and his wife were having a hard time communicating with their tween daughter. He knew something was up – she wasn’t acting like herself – but they could not get her to...
Preparing for Battle: Tips for Surviving the Morning Rush
By Janet Howard, Program Director for Bringing Out the Best in the UNC Greensboro Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships I don’t know about you, but my mornings could run a little more smoothly as I try to get my two teenagers out the door for school,...
The Gift of the Shift
By Guest Blogger JamillahNeeairah Nasir “Mama J” There are some things I’ve always enjoyed about the holidays. I still love watching corny holiday movies on the Hallmark channel while I’m making Kwanzaa gifts for my family and friends. I never tire of seeing...
Events to Celebrate the New Year
By Katie Moosbrugger Whether you're looking for an event that lasts through the stroke of midnight, or just something fun earlier in the day, we've pulled together a great list of New Years Eve events that could appeal to all ages throughout all of the Triad. If you...
Happy Holidays from Our TMoM Families to Yours
By Rachel Hoeing We hope this holiday season is a very special one for you and your loved ones. All of us at Triad Moms on Main wish you and yours a happy, healthy, fun-filled holiday season! From our families to yours ... HAPPY HOLIDAYS! The Moosbrugger Family...
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