Kelly Goes Back to School Is your child returning to school this Fall in person? Kelly Goes Back to School More Science on Coronavirus is the second book written by authors and couple Lauren and Adam Block. I originally saw their first children’s book, Kelly Stays Home in Newsday on May 2020 and was immediately […]
Episode #61: Interview with Lisa Selin Davis, Author of Tomboy
Tomboy The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare To Be Different “I think it’s important for parents, and kids, to understand how sex, gender, and sexuality have been understood in different eras, to see that the way we are experiencing and understanding them is part of the evolution, and that we’ve still got […]
Episode #60: Interview with Author and Professional Counselor, Lori Ann Copeland
Hunter and His Amazing Remote Control Are you looking for a picture book to help your child with self-regulation and impulsivity? Hunter and His Amazing Remote Control by Lori Ann Copeland is a fantastic book for all children, but specifically helpful for those with attention and impulsivity difficulties. The book is about a young boy […]
Episode #59: Interview with Author and Autism Advocate, Jen Malia
Too Sticky! Sensory Issues with Autism Too Sticky! Sensory Issues with Autism written by author and autism advocate, Jen Malia and illustrated by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff is a wonderful book about a young autistic girl who struggles with sensory issues and overcomes her fears. An excellent book for both neurodiverse and neurotypical children to help build […]
Episode #58: Interview with Mother-Daughter Team, Brigitte and Alyssa Brulz
Mother Daughter Team, Brigitte and Alyssa Brulz Would you like to write and illustrate a book with your child? Check out this amazing mother-daughter team, Brigitte and Alyssa Brulz. Brigitte Brulz is a homeschooling mom, author, journal creator, freelance writer, and SCBWI regional social chair. Aah! Blown Away, Crash! An Alphabet Misadventure, which she had […]
Episode #57: Interview with Author, SLP and Stuttering Expert, Lori Melnitsky
About Lori Melnitsky I am excited to share this interview with my friend and colleague, Lori Melnitsky. I asked Lori to be on my podcast to share her extensive knowledge about stuttering. We talk specifically about the impact of the pandemic on stuttering, stuttering intervention and how Lori’s personal experience inspired her to help others. […]
Episode #56: Interview with Author, Claire Annette Noland, Author of Evie’s Field Day
Evie’s Field Day, More Than One Way to Win Do you want to help teach your child good sportsmanship? Read this book published by Cardinal Rule Press! Evie’s Field Day written by Claire Annette Noland and illustrated by Alicia Teba is a perfect book for summer! With many camps cancelled or delayed due to COVID-19 […]
Episode 55: Interview with Author and Founder of M.O.C.h.A. Tribe Diaries, Dr. Lisa Peña
Waiting for The Light Bulb Waiting for the Light Bulb is a true story that follows the life of a little girl over the course of ten years. This story takes the reader through the journey of a mother’s perceptive as she navigates her daughter’s Autism diagnosis. The author, Dr. Lisa Peña describes how she […]
Episode #54: Interview with Children’s Book Author, Heather Lean
Angel Grandma Angel Grandma written by Heather Lean and illustrated by Sudipta Dasgupta is a beautiful children’s book with a heartfelt written poem about when a loved one passes away. I personally connect with the book because of the recent passing of my mother in February of this year. Losing a mother is so difficult […]
Episode #53: Interview with Tabatha Chansard, PhD, Author of Conquer Anxiety Workbook for Teens
Conquer Anxiety Workbook for Teens Anxiety has been on the rise for many years with teens. During a pandemic, anxiety can be even more intensified. This can leave families feeling vulnerable and in need of helpful resources. I wanted to share a resource that I have found to be extremely helpful titled Find Peace from […]
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