Sterne School is unique among independent schools in that the youngest students we serve are fourth graders. As the fourth-grade California History teacher (I’m also the Head of Sterne’s Lower & Middle School), it is my pleasure to get...
*This post is sponsored- but the thoughts and feelings are our own, and we only work with businesses we believe to be reputable and resourceful to our readers. When we were dating, my husband and I used to eat dinner...
I walked into the coffee shop and ordered my half-decaf soy latte with one raw sugar, stood next to the barista bar and noticed a black and white picture of hands holding a bouquet of daisies. The sign read,...
Let's PARTY!
No matter the occasion, we've got the party picks across the San Francisco Bay Area! If you have a recommendation or three, please let us know in the comments who we're missing.
Pepitos Paletas
Pepito’s Paletas is a local minority,...
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions (CDC), each year more than 1.5 million people end up in the emergency department, and almost 500,000 are hospitalized because of an adverse drug event (ADE). An ADE happens when...
This year Halloween falls on a school night, ugh. So, don’t hesitate to start the trick or treating early. Most kid-friendly neighborhoods expect some early visitors. Toddlers don’t need to be out for hours, so keep it simple. Easier...
As a public school teacher, I am partial to public education. And while I’ve had a good amount of experience at some middle schools and high schools in various school districts, I’m still learning about all the prekindergarten (preK),...
I love celebrating birthdays as much as I love Christmas. Unlike other holidays like Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or even Thanksgiving, birthdays are unique to the individual celebrating them. When I considered having children, I wanted them to be...
Celebrate Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, at the SF Botanical Garden - November 3, 2024
Join San Francisco Bay Area Moms, The Mexican Museum, and the San Francisco Public Library in recognizing this rich Latinx cultural event, in which the...


























