When Should My Child See a Counselor?
By Triad Moms on Main Guest Blogger Christine Murray With all of the stressors we’re all facing today, perhaps it’s no surprise that mental health symptoms are on the rise. If […]
10 Tips for High School Freshmen
BY TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN GUEST BLOGGER JULIE GILJAMES, 9TH GRADE TEACHER My ninth-grade team, comprised of five seasoned educators with a collective 75+ years of teaching experience, takes pride […]
8 Ways to Build Your Child’s Self-Confidence
BY TMOM BLOGGER DENNETTE BAILEY (ALSO AN EDUCATOR) Self-confidence is a necessary attribute for anyone who not only wants to become successful, but also keep themselves safe and healthy. There are […]
Unplugged
BY KELLY HINES WITH TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN Sometimes, it’s a truth said in the heat of an argument about nothing—”You’re on the computer all the time.” Sometimes, it is […]
Filling the New Mom Cup
BY ASHLEY QUINN KIBBY, GUEST BLOGGER FOR TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN While I was pregnant with my twins, I read many books and articles written for mothers of multiples. Some […]
Three Kids, a New Baby, and Going Back to Work
BY APRIL PRIOLEAU, GUEST BLOGGER WITH TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN I spent my entire pregnancy working from home during the pandemic. I remember it like it was yesterday. This was […]
What to Expect after the Baby Arrives
BY LAURA DYDEK, A TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN TEAM MEMBER As a first-time mom, I prepared endlessly during my pregnancy. I read all the books, ate the “right” foods, did […]
Juggling Work Time + Family Time
BY TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN BLOGGER ANNA KELLER Juggling work/life balance can be challenging enough before you become a parent, and once you add “mom” to your list of roles, […]
When Christmas Isn’t So Merry
BY LAURA SIMON, BLOGGER FOR TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN “It’s the most wonderful time of the year,” the song informed me. My mind formed a few four-letter words in response, […]
School 2020: Making the Best of this Reality
BY GUEST BLOGGER KELLY NICHOLS, LOCAL EDUCATOR To say the least, 2020 has been strange. Headlines have amazed me. Uncertainty has engulfed me. As a long-time educator, I had to […]
