Stacy Mcdonald-Taylor
The Peanut Pill: Food Allergy Danger Zone?
As a mom of a child with a life-threatening allergy, I am so deeply grateful for the amazing group of advocates who surround our...
Meet the Jacksonville Dad Who’s Changing the Face of Diaper Duty
Donte Palmer is a Jacksonville father and teacher who with one post on Instagram started a movement that is making a national and global...
What Are We Waiting For?
This is Pre-K?
It seems absolutely absurd that parents would “camp out” in order to secure a volunteer pre-kindergarten spot for their child. But it...
Finding Your Dory: Extending Grace in Troubled Times
Not too long ago, while I was volunteering at my son’s school, a fellow volunteer called me Dory. Dory, as in the little blue...
Amanda Gorman Lights the Way on How to See Delay
Amanda Gorman captivated us — along with the entire world — on Wednesday as she graced the inaugural stage with her eloquent poetry. She...
10 Things People Need to Stop Asking Moms
One of the things you learn from the moment you become a woman of child-bearing years is that almost everyone feels like they have...
GoodRx, SingleCare, RxSaver: Are They Worth It?
The short answer is yes. Prescription saving apps are worth downloading. You are paying too much at the pharmacy. It’s an unfortunate reality for...
5 Ways to Cultivate Joy in Giving
I love this time of year. I am blasting holiday tunes in my car, festive lights are twinkling and my favorite side dishes are...
How to Avoid the PTA Mom: Insider Tips From a PTA Mom
This time of year is hectic. School is back in session. Orientations, open houses, meeting the teachers, and the chaos of back-to-school shopping are...
Who Needs Handwriting, Anyway?
I do most of my work on a computer, iPhone, or tablet. In fact, I am typing the draft of this blog post on...
Big Learning Apps for Little Kids
Screen time for toddlers and young children is one of those hot-button topics that often sparks debate in play circles. The American Academy of...
Learning to Float: Striving for Inclusion
Float is a five-and-half-minute Pixar short film that boasts only one spoken line, and yet for so many families like mine, it speaks more...
















