The View from My Section – A Father’s Perspective – The Magic of Christmas – “Daisy’s Way”
As the late Andy Williams once sang, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” Don’t get me wrong, summer’s great and spring and fall have their moments. But, this […]
Forsyth County Library Spotlights: Southside Branch Library – A Welcoming Space for Readers, Learners and Neighbors Alike
Tucked away, not far from Peters Creek Parkway, sits the Southside Branch Library. This Forsyth County Library has an awesome children’s room and lots of great amenities. It is easy […]
10 Ways to Prepare Your Child for Preschool
By TMOM TEAM MEMBER DENNETTE BAILEY UPDATED BY SARAH MARCHWIANY Starting preschool is a big milestone for kids, and it can be both exciting and emotional. This big transition marks […]
The View from My Section – A Father’s Perspective – The Decade That Defines You: Building Life on Your Terms
My niece is a twenty-something, post-college graduate, already having embarked on a critical phase of her life. My twenty-something sons know all too well my philosophy that what you do […]
Nurturing New Norms: Teaching Kids to Have Hard Conversations
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 […]
Navigating the Fair with Infants and Toddlers – 4 Essential Tips for a Smooth and Stress-Free Fair Day with Little Ones
The Carolina Classic Fair is a staple fall festivity in our family. However, since we currently have a two-year-old and three-year-old, the last couple years of visiting the fair hasn’t […]
Celebrating the Freedom to Read
Banned Books Week: October 5-11 In 1982, the American Library Association (ALA) initiated an annual campaign to highlight the value of reading freedom and emphasize the significance of diverse viewpoints […]
Nurturing New Norms: Letting Kids Try “Scary” Things Safely
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 growth and lifelong […]
Trick-or-Treating Alone: What Age Is Safe and How to Know Your Child Is Ready
The challenge to the modern parenting decision of knowing when your child is ready to go trick-or-treating alone is figuring out the right balance between protecting kids and letting them […]
The View From My Section – A Father’s Perspective – Everybody’s Got Something
The older I get, the wiser I feel. And, honestly, that feels like a fair trade. With every year, we collect experiences, some joyful, some painful, yet ultimately, all instructive. […]