Recognizing racial bias: 6 books I recommend

Right now I’m doing what I know how to do best – reading, writing and having discussions to help me discover and remedy my personal blindspots regarding race and privilege.
Encouraging braver, deeper conversations about parenting, disability, inclusion & more
Right now I’m doing what I know how to do best – reading, writing and having discussions to help me discover and remedy my personal blindspots regarding race and privilege.
Here is a super-sized list of things that either distracted me or made me feel a little more like “me” over the past two months, even with all of the craziness going on.
Take a moment to think about how crazy the things we’ve seen and done lately would seem even a month ago.
What do you think of when I say “feeding tube”?
These past two weeks have been an absolute blur for my family!
I’m sharing a list of some of my favorite children’s picture books that explain disabilities in easy, approachable language.
Here are some products we swear by for traveling with JB.
Everyone has baggage from before becoming parents; that doesn’t magically disappear when we become “Mom”.
Latching on to JB’s love of all things underwater, our family recently took a day trip to Boston’s New England Aquarium.
I needed to step away for a few days before I lost myself even more.