Have you been wondering about Midwifery and how it might fit into your family plans? Natural Beginnings Birth & Wellness Center wants to introduce you to the Midwives of Statesville: Nicole Winecoff, MSN, CNM and Marcia Ensminger, MSN, CNM, April 22, 2017 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its annual Spring Fling. Throughout the […]
Charlotte provides so many fun learning experiences for your little ones, and families in the Queen City flock to places like Lazy 5 Ranch, Discovery Place, ImaginOn, and the Carolinas Aviation Museum. But what if you wanted to venture a just little further south? Here are the perfect pairings to get your family excited about […]
Last weekend my 7 year old and I discovered our new favorite Charlotte spring time activity…UNCC baseball. Have you ever been to a game? It’s so much fun. The facility is so nice, there are snacks (key for the 7 year old), the tickets are crazy affordable, and it’s a great way to spend a […]
“I just know that if I was applying to my college today there is no way they would let me in!” I am not sure how much truth there is to that statement, but I can tell you as an educational consultant and a parent of two HS students, it is a common refrain among […]
No special plans for this week? Not anymore. There are so many family friendly events happening in Charlotte. You can visit a museum (for FREE), run a road race (and buy cookies at the finish line), see the symphony, explore nature and more. Nature Story Corner March 27 @ 10-11am Reedy Creek Nature Center Ages […]
This guest blog post is from Rebecca Glavin, MBA, MSW, LCSW, a therapist in Charlotte. To learn more about Rebecca, her practice and her specialties, visit her website www.glavincounseling.com. This is the first of two posts Rebecca sent us, about Working and Motherhood. You can find her “Part I” article HERE. I want […]
This guest blog post is from Rebecca Glavin, MBA, MSW, LCSW, a therapist in Charlotte. To learn more about Rebecca, her practice and her specialties, visit her website www.glavincounseling.com. This is the first of two posts Rebecca sent us, about Working and Motherhood. You can find her follow up article HERE. As a mother […]
We’ve got all ages covered with things to do this week. Garden time fun for the littles, theater time and the CMS musical showcase for the older ones, plus Checkers hockey is fun for the whole family. Make it a great week. Small Stalks & Wee Sprouts March 20 @ 10am (Small Stalks) and 11:15am […]
As you no doubt know, STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. STEM schools are focused on these areas to teach a core curriculum through different techniques, and a STEM education integrates teaching and learning into the classroom. Problem-based experiences give students the opportunity to develop the basic skills and attitudes to apply STEM […]
New Baby Etiquette Tips I was in labor for 25 hours. Most of our friends figured when I went into the hospital at 7:00 AM on Thursday morning, that I would have the baby sometime that day. It was a good assumption, but they were wrong. It was 8:00 AM on Friday when my little […]
Stressed about the college application process? Wondering if boarding school could be an option for your family? Concerned about the organization and study skills of your middle school student? Feeling unsure about choosing an AP or an IB path for your high school student? Struggling for ideas about summer programs? We hear you! School is […]
So much to do this week in the Queen City. I love all of the kid-friendly performances that are happening through Blumenthal performing arts. This week there is a Japanese drum show and a youth orchestra festival, and coming next week is a collaborative project with CMS. Stay tuned for more fun cultural activities to […]
