Category: Preemie

• One mom’s perspective: igniting that spark in your children’s mind through reading

  

  “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places you’ll go.”— Dr. Seuss from the book “I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!” I grew up in a humble, middle class home to Croatian immigrants in Windsor, Ontario.  Both my parents worked in the auto industry.  We grew […]

  nsm

  December 4, 2020

  Books, Family, Motherhood, Outlook, Parenthood, Preemie, Reading

  Benefits of reading, Books, Children's books, Early childhood development, Family time, Reading, Reading to small children, Story time

• My first day of jk: from the eyes of an NICU parent

  Today was my son’s first day of junior kindergarten. Like many parents, sending your first child to elementary school comes with a variety of emotions: excitement, happiness, joy, and perhaps disbelief over the fact that your baby is now growing up. It is only natural, I would say, for a parent to feel this way […]

  nsm

  September 7, 2018

  Motherhood, Outlook, Preemie