Oh. My gawd. I need Hannah's bras. They look so pretty and supportive. How did the costume designer find these masterpieces? In my world, bras can be either pretty or comfortable. Not both.
I have work in the lab for 10 years. I see leadership incompetence everywhere. I feel completely helpless to make any valuable changes. They keep throwing money at rebrands and shitty items that make our lives harder. They keep saying "there's no money in the budget" that they axed. Not because it wasn't being used well, but because it looks better to the executive team that they are doing more with less. Our procedures are kept in fucking Exell sheets, for crying out loud.
I think I've officially had enough of negative change and I'm going to create the change I want to see. I want good. I want actual healthcare. I want everyone to get what they need.
Anyways, that's my rant.
My kids (8m, 6m) are struggling to read, especially my 8 yo. I wish I knew how to help them. We read for 20-45 minutes every night when I'm not working. Mostly age appropriate fantasy books, but we've dabbled in mythology and scifi. We just started Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Our last book was Billy and the Giant Adventure by Jamie Oliver.
Are there any programs that can help me learn how to teach them over the summer? I would really like to get them up to grade level. They LOVE when I read them stories. Now I just want them to love it just as much independently.