4th year in schools. Started with a caseload size of 30 in 2022-23. Going into 2026-27 with 75+…mainly students transitioning from Birth-5/Early Intervention to Pre-K.
Would anyone be interested in sharing their thoughts on how they think speech needs have become so heavy and in-demand?
Not sure how to fix this issue. No matter how tight I tie my boots and laces. My heels are still lifting. I was professionally fitted to be a size 6.5 with Jacksons. During forward strokes, my heels start lifting after 30 min of skating. Is this typical?
Locked my keys in my car at work. Called a LOCAL mobile locksmith. Talked on the phone about my situation, said it was an easy $75 to travel up the road and unlock it. Sounds fair.
He arrives, takes two minutes to unlock it. He then states it will be $290 for the weekend and travel fee. I ask about the price he gave on the phone, he hands me his business card and he takes off after just stating it’s the fee I’m required to pay.
I call him and ask for a refund and tell him that I’m unhappy with being told one price then getting billed for another. He tells me there’s a video recording and states I agreed and that I’m a liar? Then hangs up the phone..I look at his business card…no name, the numbers don’t match…I’m heartbroken.
Unsure what to do or if it’s a reasonable price..Tried to dispute the charge and have to wait til Monday to fully resolve the issue..
Was told my wisdom teeth wound never budge since they didn’t after age 25. Surprise: they did 🥲
Getting them removed awake because I’m terrified of being put asleep. Bought the facial wrapped ice pack.
What do really need to know or prep for pre/mid/post-oral surgery?
28F, single foster mom. How likely is it to have a single child paced in your home? Is it as rare as it seems?
I have just started and recently been certified to foster. Being single, my agency and I determined 1 child (I’m approved for 2) would be a good fit.
I’ve heard stories that some placements can take up to a year when you don’t take a sibling set…
28F, single, full-time employment. I live in a rural neighborhood, small town. Started foster care journey and meeting other prospective parents in classes. Does anyone else not feel like they fit in as a single foster parent? A lot of answers for single foster parents in my classes have been, “call your own parents!” when given a tough situation. My parents are deceased and my siblings live farther away. I have my small knit community and feel like my classes are so out of touch with the reality of being a single person who works…
Any advice besides “call your own mom if you need an extra hour to sleep or a break.” 🙃🥲??