Regardless of the toll this pandemic has and will continue to bring to the world, you deserve to be celebrated.
"Please take this virus seriously—it is no joke."
Throughout history, we've had support from extended family, friends and our communities, the proverbial village. And now we don't have that.
And why it's totally normal, mama.
Doing good helps you feel good.
The quarantine will end eventually, but I can't say when exactly. What I can say with certainty that once the ban is lifted, many of these lessons we've learned during this time will stay with us forever.
Homeschooling is tricky for all of us—even celebrities.
Hospital tours, baby shower, birth class—all canceled.
What if our kids are not behind—they're actually ahead?
These new findings back up data from an earlier study about COVID-19 and kids in China.
This time in our lives has caused me to lean into my faith in God like never before.
It reminds us of an upside-down cappuccino.
After months of watching our son struggle to breathe in the NICU, we lived in constant fear that one of us would bring home an illness that would land him back in the hospital on a ventilator.
We can strive to optimize joy, togetherness and potentially an expanded view of what learning and education mean for our families. Here are a few ideas we are experimenting with.
I was functioning in a constant state of worry as I tried to accept this "new normal" that wasn't normal at all. My new "not normal" role was that of: hybrid mom/teacher.
A new, feel-good movie just in time for the weekend.
Family time is the best time (even in the worst of times).
"It's really tough. Really tough," shared Kardashian West.
Big stars are reading to little kids during this pandemic.
The bestselling author and illustrator was inspired by his mother