Article by Margot de Boer for Scarsdale Moms When you meet Rachel Krisbergh, her unwavering dedication to education and the belief that all children can thrive is unmistakably evident. A lifelong special education teacher, Rachel moved to Scarsdale several years ago...
Our children bring amazing things into our lives: endless laughter, couch forts and cardboard villages, Friday night pizza rituals, and lasting memories made during summers at the beach. Also sand. Why is there always so much sand?? Man do we love ‘em, but they’re not...
Article by Margot de Boer Having too many things in your home can significantly impact how you feel and function, with UCLA scientists reporting that mothers who describe their homes as “cluttered” have higher stress levels. Sound familiar? Westchester County native...
Article by Michele Rafeld MS, RDN, CDN When I speak to parents or caregivers of young children, I’m often asked, “How do I get my kids to eat more veggies?” While getting young children to eat veggies can be challenging, I do have some tips and tricks to...
By Judith Heimowitz, Interior Designer, @7B_Design There is a lot you can do to update your home without starting all over again. Here are six ideas that really pack a punch. #1 Get out of the Internet and into the physical world. Late night browsing? Adding items to...
Article by Amy Schwarz, RD CDN Fiber is critical for maintaining our gut health. It has become increasingly clear that the bacteria that live in our gut (also known as our gut microbiome)—of which there are between 300-500 different kinds—play an essential role in our...
