Exploring Single Motherhood: A Personal Experience
The late bloomer in me had had enough and was ready to take destiny into her own hands. My clock was ticking louder than ever, and my desire to get married and have kids was only getting more urgent. With few options on the table, I did what any crazy, [Read More]
The Impact of Homeschooling on Girls’ Education Outcomes
Homeschooling can be a viable solution for many girls around the world who have challenges when it comes to education; however, it’s important to look into the potential impact this type of education may have on girls’ academic outcomes. In this blog post, we’ll explore how homeschooling affects girls’ educational [Read More]
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – A KIDS FIRST! Movie Review
In Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 our beloved band of misfits are settling into life on Knowhere. But it isn’t long before their lives are upended by the echoes of Rocket’s turbulent past. Peter Quill, still reeling from the loss of Gamora, must rally his team around [Read More]
Is Your Child Nervous About Finals this Month?
Mads Soegaard, Founder at Interaction Design Foundation (IDF) has revealed a hack that will help boost memory just in time for final exams – and almost anyone can do it. Finals are starting this week at many schools across America, meaning students will be trying their hardest to prepare and ace their exam [Read More]
Sammy the Sasquatch: Welcome to Crittertopia
Little readers and their loved ones are invited to the magical world of Crittertopia and introduced to the Critter Elders whose magic helps keep it safe in Claire Marie’s new and empowering children’s book Sammy the Sasquatch: Welcome to Crittertopia [IngramSpark, April 18, 2023]. Readers in the 4 to 8-year-old [Read More]
Birmingham Launches Campaign Commemorating 60th Anniversary of Civil Rights Movement
Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau launched the 60 years of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement Commemoration with their custom-designed, Birmingham Civil Rights-branded motorcoach that will soon be traveling nationwide, encouraging people to visit Birmingham. Alabama Tourism Department attended the unveiling of the new bus in April at Birmingham’s 16th [Read More]
Chupa – A KIDS FIRST! Movie Review
Shy 13-year-old Alex flies from Kansas City to Mexico to meet his extended family for the first time. There he meets his grandfather and former lucha libre champion Chava, energetic, wrestling-obsessed cousin Memo, and fearless, hip cousin Luna. But just as Alex begins to get his bearings, he discovers a [Read More]
Alabama Symphony Announces Symphony in the Summer
The Alabama Symphony Orchestra invites you to their annual Symphony in the Summer concert series! This series features 3 FREE outdoor concerts at Birmingham’s own Railroad Park. The concerts will feature a range of classical and popular works in a beautiful setting with local food and beverage vendors for your [Read More]
Look Under the Hood Before Booking a Pet-friendly Hotel
Pet parents increasingly want to take their furry family members with them wherever they can. This has led to an uptick in pet travel, whether around town, on business, or across the country. In response to this demand, more hotels are taking steps to accommodate four-legged guests. While there may [Read More]
PARENTS: How to Prepare for College Payday
Many students are finally deciding which college they’ll be heading to in the fall, or even in 2024. However, although students may get accepted to every school they’ve applied for, it’s not always possible financially for them to attend. Here is how parents can know if they can financially afford [Read More]