As I’m making my first coffee of the day, my husband comes downstairs dressed in a suit jacket, dress shirt, tie…and shorts. He casually flashes me a smile as he walks into his home office to begin his court hearing. My kids start asking me for a snack when it dawns on me: over the past few months my home has turned into a Gym, Court of law, Elementary School and Restaurant. Read More
Ways to Keep Online Students Interested in School
For students still attending school virtually as 2021 continues, it can be easy to lose motivation and become disinterested in classes. Here are our tips and tricks for reinvigorating your student’s interests in school and keeping them invested in classes as the school year continues. Read More
Why is Writing Challenging for ADHD Kids?
Writing isn’t easy. Writing well is one of the hardest school skills that we learn. It’s just not straightforward, like math, or relaxing like art. Writing requires effort. This is true, to a certain extent, for everyone. Even writers. For instance, have you ever heard of Math Block or Touchdown Block, or French block? Not likely, but there IS writer’s block. It’s when the ideas are stuck and you can’t access them. Read More
Interview with Mom’s Choice Award-Winner Christina Myers
Hello, Mom’s Choice readers, and welcome to another installment of our interview series! For this interview, we were delighted to speak with the Mom’s Choice Award-winning author, Christina Myers. Christina Myers wrote The Little Boy Who Wouldn’t Eat Cheesecake, a timely tale about a preconceived notion being challenged and overcome before it’s too late. The Little Boy Who Wouldn’t Eat Cheesecake inspires selective eaters and young readers to try new recipes and promotes conversation about the food they did not enjoy in childhood and what happens when they finally try the foods for themselves. Keep reading to find out more about Christina Myers and how she came to write The Little Boy Who Wouldn’t Eat Cheesecake! Read More
You’re Doing Your Best and That’s Good Enough
As we begin the new year, it is critical that we understand that sometimes doing your best, even if it does not achieve the desired results in your mind, is just as important as being the best. Read More
Giveaway: Summer at Stewart Creek
We’re giving away this award-winning book, Summer at Stewart Creek from award-winning author, J. Arthur Moore to 5 lucky winners! Enter for your chance to win by noon 1/22/21! Read More
Interview with Mom’s Choice Award-Winner Chris Parsons
Hello, Mom’s Choice readers. Thank you all for joining us for another interview in our series! For this interview, we got to speak with Chris Parsons, the author of the MCA award-winning book, A Little Spark. A Little Spark is an innovative, inspiring, and entertaining tale about unlikely comrades who join forces on a quest to defeat a threatening enemy. A Little Spark reminds us that we all need something in life every day to ignite our passion and spirit – to help the world be a “warmer” place and to look for ways to “Be That Spark.” Keep reading to find out more about the creative mind behind such an imaginative book! Read More
Weekly Roundup: Podcasts, Children’s Books, Toys + More! 12/13 – 12/26
This week’s roundup of Mom’s Choice Award winners features TWO weeks of Honorees! We’ve got everything from podcasts, children’s books, toys + more! Read More
New Year’s Fitness for the Family
When working on New Year’s resolutions, it can be helpful to include your family into your fitness goals in order to stay motivated and have fun together. Here are some tips for how to incorporate the whole family into your 2021 fitness goals! Read More
What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?
Life doesn’t always do what we want it to do, but it is comforting to know that God’s love remains steadfast for each and every one of us everyday. We don’t need to lose faith when we see others receive answers to their prayers, while we feel like we haven’t yet received our own blessings. We can rest assured knowing that our time is coming, and when it hits the ground, the earth will feel it! Read More