Is it just me? Didn't 2023 pass in the blink of an eye? I feel like just yesterday I was full of resolve and hopes for Tigerboom. There were calendars, spreadsheets, plans...
Read MoreLast year around 설날, I was entering my third trimester and struggling to keep up energy. So, we didn't do much for the holiday. This year, I feel like I am starting to catch my breath and I really wanted to do more! My son's...
Read MoreCelebrating Seollal with Korean traditions always feels a bit awkward for me. Obviously, I didn't grow up practicing these customs. Everything I teach my son is something I learned about as an adult. And, I often feel I am approaching it as an outsider. I...
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Read MoreIf you've been following along on Instagram, I've been sharing a bunch of Caregiver Corner phrases related to playing with play dough. Play is one of the best times to incorporate a second (or minority) language. Instead of making the focal point of the activity...
Read MoreKoreans celebrate Children's Day on May 5th. It was created in 1923 by the children's author and advocate 방정환 Bang Jeong Hwan. The day is a reminder to all to cherish, respect, and care for our children. It sounds like fun to celebrate as a...
Read MoreLike many others, when I watched Amanda Gorman deliver her work The Hill We Climb, I was moved. I found the core of her message so important, incredible, and impactful. After learning more about her, I continued to be inspired and impressed. It made me reflect...
Read MoreLike any holiday, Seollal comes with its own customs and traditions. Of course that includes delicious food. 떡굴 (tteog-guk) or Rice cake soup is one of the main dishes served for the New Year. I love the broth, I love the rice cakes, I love...
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