Breaking Barriers: Supporting Children of Color for Lifelong Success
The Foundation of Our Future Every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, yet too many Black, brown, and children of color face systemic barriers that limit their […]
The View from My Section – A Father’s Perspective: The College Crisis – A New Era for Higher Education
I have a few special interests; one of them is the educational system. I’m particularly intrigued by higher education. When you add my schooling, career stops as a representative in […]
Letting Go of Summer Guilt: You Did Enough
As August rolls in and summer starts to wind down, some families may be hit with a feeling of guilt. Maybe you didn’t take that big vacation. Maybe you skipped […]
Build Your Perfect Day in Forsyth County and We’ll Tell You What It Says About You
From cinnamon roll mornings to creative afternoons, Forsyth County has something for every personality. Choose your perfect local day and we’ll reveal what it says about you. Let’s go! 1. […]
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Eating Out with Kids
By TMOM TEAM MEMBER DENNETTE BAILEY Relying on the cups from the restaurant. We want the best for our children, and sometimes we feel like they want something because we want […]
Adventure Awaits: Part 5 – Sports Mania – From Bases to Aces: Don’t Miss Summer Sports Adventures in Winston-Salem
Nothing says outdoor adventure like being a spectator at an exciting sports event! Luckily, there are some great options for families during August in Forsyth County. In fact, your family […]
Nurturing New Norms: Raising Culturally Curious Kids
Each month, this series introduces fun and impactful healthy habits to help families with kids and teens prioritize physical, mental and spiritual well being – fostering a lifestyle of shared […]
It’s A Grand Life – Well, That Was Quick!
Didn’t I just write about the summer starting? And now it’s almost over? I realize it isn’t officially over until September 22nd, but August signals schools are going to reopen, […]
What is Life Like with Toddler Irish Twins? – Inside the Wild, Wonderful World of Raising Toddler Irish Twins
As I write this, I have two two-year-olds! For three weeks in late May to late June, our Irish Twins are in their “eclipse.” The older one will turn three […]
What We Leave Behind: Sorting Through a Lifetime of Love and Loss
For years, it was a running joke with me and my parents when they’d say, “One day this will all be yours.” I guess it never dawned on me that […]