Tiny Travelers, Big Adventures

Tiny Travelers, Big Adventures

Traveling with children can be costly, but it is a great investment in exposing them to different and diverse cultures, traditions, and perspectives. Traveling improves a child’s critical thinking and problem-solving skills and provides opportunities for hands-on...
A Lesson from a Goose

A Lesson from a Goose

 The sun beamed across the thick green grass on this perfect summer day as my son-in-law and daughter walked their four children through the zoo. Mikayla was a toddler in a stroller. A goose came up to her and just stared at her, and she stared back at the goose. In...
Feeding Our Souls with Music

Feeding Our Souls with Music

My class in music appreciation came from my parents. Our home was full of a variety of music: classical – Mario Lanza filled the living room with Be My Love or Andy Williams reminded us that This Land is Mine as we washed dishes or prepared for bed. Not only were the...
Creating Superheroes and Butterflies

Creating Superheroes and Butterflies

Superman, Wakanda Forever, Batman. Kids love superheroes. Have you looked and searched for the superhero in your child? What are his strengths? What are his superpowers? Focusing on another’s strengths helps them to amplify it and sometimes even places it on their own...
Financial Literacy for Children

Financial Literacy for Children

What if you were told that 70% of American children are not literate? You would probably snap back, “That’s not true! Unbelievable!” But it is true if you consider financial literacy. According to experts, as many as 53% or more of American adults are financially...