Carol Kerber
St. Louis Mom Local Storytime Guide
Storytelling programs at the Missouri History Museum engage young visitors and their families with songs, movement, traditional and contemporary storybooks, and local history. Each...
National Salvation Army Week: Say Grace. Share Grace.
The Salvation Army provides opportunities for us to help our neighbors in need, right here in St. Louis, with this sponsored post.
As a mom,...
Books I Can’t Wait to Read in 2025
Books are my thing.
I read each night before bed until my eyes cross and my phone slips from my hand (falling on my face,...
5 Ways United Way of Greater St. Louis Makes Volunteering Easy
The United Way of Greater St. Louis Volunteer Center answers the question, "Where do you find local volunteer opportunities?"
It's a question I've had many...
Raising My Kids to Love Books (or Not)
Books are my "thing". I'd go as far as to say my vice, even.
I hardly drink. I don't smoke. But I read. I read...
So This is Menopause
Menopause.
A lovely stage of life when our bodies glitch, overheat, transform, and rebel.
It's not all a struggle. After all, those pesky periods we've been...
Awkward Conversations: Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
As parents, we have to have all of the awkward conversations with our kids.
Sex.
Drugs.
Alcohol.
Peer Pressure.
Mental Health.
Bullying.
Gun Violence.
Technology and Social Media.
And we need to start...
St. Louis Mom Guide to the 2024 Solar Eclipse
Where to Get Eclipse Glasses
Ensure your eclipse glasses come from reputable sources that meet the ISO 12312-2 international safety standard.
If you still have glasses...
We are Destined to Fail … Now What?
Our kids will fail ... embrace it.
This is a story of two brothers.
One had his fair share of struggles:
Speech delays, Fine motor issues, ADHD,...
Christmas: Giving Kids the True Santa Experience
This post originally ran in 2022.
"Santa is real, but not who you think."
Now that my youngest knows the “truth” about Santa, I want to...













