Playing Around & Advice from Readers
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| Reader replies. In response to the "Six Statements" I shared last week, one reader suggests adding "I'm wrong" to the list because it's "super helpful in owning and resolving issues." I couldn't agree more. Thank you! Another reader shared this article on how busy families can prepare for busy weeks with intentional discussions and thoughtful planning that helps reduce decision fatigue, unwanted surprises, and general stress and overwhelm. Love it! Thank you to everyone who sends me photos, stories, and support for news and resources that make a difference to you and your kids. I love hearing from you. |
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Hello dolly. Representation matters, and I'm especially delighted when American icons like Barbie evolve to represent a more inclusive society. Last week, Mattel introduced the first-ever Blind Barbie Fashionista doll and the first Black Barbie with Down syndrome. The toy company partnered with the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) and the National Down Syndrome Society (NCSS) to further their mission "for every young girl to be represented and celebrated through Barbie." This product ambassador's excitement says it all: |
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