There are so much more on the internet than just Audiobooks and Publisher-based free resources. I will update this blog as mom and I found more cool things to do/watch/learn.

Many local sewing shops and crafting stores have switched or added making fabric face masks in order to support the frontline responders and local community.

The biggest challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic, in my opinion, is to keep a healthy mental state.

While online teaching and resources can be useful, they do put a lot of strain on one’s eyes, so when mom started researching blue light lenses for my siblings, I was quite excited.

Teaching small humans at home EVERYDAY is not an easy task. Here are some of the cool ways that actually work for my siblings since schools closed for social distancing.

Skincare is something my mom has always been quite into, probably way before mom and dad adopted me. Over the years her skincare routine has changed but there are some staple products that remain on her shelf.

Here are some general-purpose websites to browse thru when adults get some “free time”.

My mom uses Spotify Premium so she can listen to all the podcasts and music whenever she is left alone by the kids (except for me, who is her feet warmer 😊).

One of my favorite places in our house is the kitchen. I know when to stay far enough from the stove and the oven, but close enough so that mom will offer me samples.

Library is a great way to engage children. There is also a great selection of digital contents that mom can access while the kids are out of school. It also makes more sense to borrow digitally during a public health crisis like.

If you start with children’s books, eventually you can understand more than going the traditional“start with the basic grammar” approach. Give it a try!