Now that the rush has eased and the year is settling into its winter rhythm, this is a good moment for us, especially as moms, to pause, breathe, and talk about intervention. Progress reports have landed. Formal and informal assessment scores have been released. Teachers,
While we absolutely adore seeing our kids having carefree fun during the summer, it’s also normal to worry about preserving their academic skills as the months pass. Studies indicate that in fact kids do lose some of their school-year knowledge gains in reading and math
As the whirlwind of motherhood sweeps us off our feet, it’s easy to let our health take a backseat to the demands of family life. But remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup! This month, let’s focus on prioritizing our health and well-being so
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when we come together to learn, support one another, and advocate for our health. Breast cancer affects women and families across the globe, and here at Long Beach Moms, we want to raise awareness and empower you
Hey Mama! As we navigate the world of remote work, staying connected with our colleagues can feel like a challenge. Whether you’re managing a career from home or balancing work with family life, maintaining those important professional relationships is key to both personal and career
Hey Mama! The first month of motherhood can be a whirlwind of emotions, exhaustion, and endless diaper changes. As a new mom, I wish I had known a few things that could have made those early days a bit easier. Accept Help If someone offers
As summer transitions into fall, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the importance of sustainability and how we can make a positive impact on our environment and community. In this issue, we explore the significance of sustainability, share some practical tips for incorporating it
Ready Set Let’s Go I am beyond excited to unveil the first rebranded edition of The Education Edit, now launching to our extended audience in a bold new way. What began as The Precious Perspective has grown into something bigger, reaching across zip codes, amplifying
Today, I want to highlight the mothers raising children living with autism. This is an endless calling. The long nights, staying alert to keep them safe while the world sleeps. The long days create experiences that feel joyful and manageable. Being the bridge to repair
By John Grossi Meet the amazing Melissa McLaughlin. High school math teacher turned preschool teacher, founder, and creator of the curriculum-based pre-k program at The Heights Learning Academy of Long Beach, now enrolling the 2022-2023 school year. At the onset of the pandemic in 2020,