One of the greatest lessons we have been forced to learn is how to live with uncertainty. In fact, in spiritual traditions, particularly Buddhism, there is wisdom found in recognizing the ever-changing, uncertainty of life. COVID-19 has created an upswing of reminders that life changes. Summer plans have been changed or canceled, and the idea of returning to school online or in person is debated. As parents, we can get caught up in our own anxiety with some disregard for our children. ... continue reading...
Does the Coronavirus Attack the Placenta and cause 2nd Trimester Miscarriages?
A majority of miscarriages occur during the first trimester. Many expectant parents wait until the first three months are over to announce their pregnancy as 80% of miscarriages happen during this time. Typically, a second-trimester miscarriage or stillbirth risk is only one percent, according to the American Journal of Epidemiology. After 20 weeks, the loss is considered a still born and not a miscarriage. As countries and US cities move to new phases of reopening, Covid-19 cases are ... continue reading...
Best Eco-Friendly Sunscreen for Kids with Sensory Issues: Amavara Review
It feels like summer has come early this year, not because of the weather, but because the Coronavirus shelter-in-place orders have everyone home. Suddenly, there's more time to be outside enjoying nature, gardening, and doing yard work. I admit, I am not a fan of sunscreen. I often forget to put it on or put it on too late. I don't like it if it makes my skin feel greasy or has a strong fragrance. Yes, I've already experienced a sunburn this spring. When you yourself or your child with ... continue reading...
COVID-19: How’s remote learning going for your family?
When schools began to shut their doors due to the Coronavirus, most students were happy. School's out! As lessons shifted to online platforms, the novelty of sharing homes and pets with their teachers (for those with internet and devices) has waned. Many children and parents are asking: Do we have to do this? As the teachers quickly learned new technologies and adapted, screen time for students increased. Parents struggled to work from home, if lucky enough to still be employed, and became ... continue reading...
Homeschool Shelter-in-Place Ideas: Learn to Knit + Hat Pattern
Covid hat #3 While other people are hoarding toilet paper during these times of social distancing and isolation, try hoarding yarn. Knitting is a therapeutic way to keep your hands and brain active while creating beautiful, useful items. It also involves a lot of math! There are kids learn to knit kit you can buy to get you started, but they really aren't necessary. There is so much information on the internet to get you started, as well as Youtube videos. To begin, look for videos about ... continue reading...
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