Education + Schools

Are you thinking of homeschooling? We can all agree that 2020 has been an interesting year for education. Maybe you've decided to start homeschooling your family, or maybe you're just researching your options. Those options can be overwhelming and daunting....

It’s upon us friends… the smell of summer. I can hear the cheers erupting now! We can see the finish line, but we have one big event in front of us that we must do first. The. Last. Month....

Hopefully, by now you’ve read Part 1 of this 2 part series and know that Teacher Appreciation Day is today, May 7th. I’ve already talked to you about some very tangible things you can do to celebrate teachers, but...

I am no stranger to mommy-guilt or motherhood-based anxieties; I think these come with the territory. But while I am sold on my role as a parent, I’m not sold on the blights to my mood, and self-confidence, not...

I’ll admit it. Sometimes I’m just so tired. By the end of the day, I just want to throw my kids in bed and not go through the 2-hour bedtime routine? I mean, am I right? After 16 hours...

There are only about 2 million things we all have to do in August before those precious sweetie pies vacate their dungeon-y rooms covered in Cheeto dust and head back to the bright and airy hallways of their local...

Lubbock Moms Blog has partnered with Preschool Collection to bring you this sponsored post.My four-year-old daughter, RAD, and I were given a Preschool Collection Preschool Clock™ and a Unicorn Silicone Preschool Watch™ to check out. We were both very...

I had a conversation with my 3-year-old today about his favorite food. I know that seems like a mundane statement to many of you, but to us, it is a huge deal. You see, our oldest was diagnosed when...

Preschoolers are in a stage of life where they are soaking in everything around them. They are learning through everything that they do and see. I’m a former public elementary school teacher, so childhood learning has always fascinated me....

An essential part of my identity is being a Native Alaskan. We function differently than most Native American tribes in the United States. My dad joined Regional Corporations through the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Most corporations in Alaska...