Melody is 11 and has never spoken a single word out loud. She can’t walk, talk, feed herself, or go to the bathroom on her own. Melody has cerebral palsy. She has a brilliant mind and a photographic memory—and no one knows. The kids in her integrated classroom think Melody’s
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It was a rocky hill in the Arizona desert with nothing but sand, rocks, old boxes, cacti and desert plants. Marian called it Roxaboxen. It was an enchanted place—brought to life by the children’s imagination. Marian, her siblings and friends create a village and lively play worlds using what they
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Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Julie Cole, mama of six and co-founder of Mabel’s Labels. She joined me to talk about ways to support moms…
One child wants to organize the shoes in rows, and the other one leaves socks all over the house. One adult wants the heat turned up and the…
I’ve gotta admit it—sometimes I feel lost as a parent when it comes to social media. If you stepped into my brain, here’s what you might hear:…