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June 16th is Neurodiversity Pride Day: 7 Inclusive Ways to Celebrate with an Autistic...
Held annually on June 16th, Neurodiversity Pride Day is a global celebration that honors the vital contributions of neurodivergent individuals. This day recognizes neurodiversity as a natural, valuable part of human variation and challenges...
Summertime Means Family Time
School is out! Or it soon will be.
As the days grow longer and the routines relax, how will your family spend the summer months?
Before you default to the ease and convenience of everyone staring...
How I Navigate Father’s Day as a Former Millennial Caregiver to My Dad
My sons were three and six months old when my dad passed away from early-onset Alzheimer’s. Eleven months later, my brother celebrated his first Father’s Day—without our dad. It was bittersweet.
Losing a parent can...
How Your Family Can Help Kittens This Spring (Yes, Even the Kids!)
Spring brings longer days, blooming flowers—and a tidal wave of tiny, meowing fluffballs! It’s kitten season in the Bay Area, and that means animal shelters like Humane Society Silicon Valley (HSSV) are busier than...
What Can We do to Help Men Struggling in Silence?
You’ve probably seen this guy: He seems a little muted, like he’s holding something in, like he’s operating on autopilot so he doesn’t have to deal with whatever is happening inside. Society has taught...
Parenting in the Age of AI: What I’m Learning (and Failing at) in Real...
I’m quick to share my knowledge about AI’s implications for educators and learning.
But when it comes to parenting? I’m still figuring it out right alongside you. And boy, am I failing. I have zero...
Summer Drawing Tips from Disney, Marvel Artists
Summertime is almost here, and parents across the country are looking for ways to keep kids entertained and help continue to encourage learning and creativity during the break. But instead of forcing kids to...
Building Connection and Making Memories That Last a Lifetime
Between eye-rolls and exasperated sighs of “Moooooooom,” it’s easy to assume our kids don’t want us around. We might believe they prefer their friends or endless scrolling on TikTok and Instagram over spending time...
How Education Cuts Could Close Doors to Elite Universities
Bay Area families need to pay close attention as the American education system undergoes a seismic shift and as the Department of Education faces structural changes and budget cuts. For those aiming for elite...
Empowering Women Through Family Law – Your Rights in Divorce and Custody Cases
March is a time to honor women and their contributions to history, as well as a time to reflect on the progress still to be made. During Women’s History Month, Tiffany L. Andrews, a...
