09/08/2026
Finding Our Rhythm ๐ง๏ธ
Itโs been raining almost nonstop since last week, and weโve had to cancel classes to keep our children and their families safe.
But behind that decision, we know there are other thoughts that quietly come with it:
โOh no, their routine is disrupted again. I hope this interruption doesnโt set them back.โ ๐
โSchools are shifting to online classes. Will they be able to keep up?โ ๐
โI hope theyโre not spending too much time on screens. Theyโve done so much progress already.โ ๐ฅบ
For some, a cancelled class may simply mean a day off. But for many of our learners, several days away from familiar routines can mean rebuilding predictability, regulating big emotions, and finding their way back to learning.
For our parents and caregivers, it can mean setting aside work, adjusting plans, being extra patient, and finding creative ways to keep their children engaged and regulated at home.
These are realities we donโt often see. And in moments like these, we want to check in, stay connected, and make sure our kids and families are safe and well. ๐ซถ๐ป
Hoping next week brings a little more sunshine. But we wouldnโt mind a beautiful spectacle of rainbows, tooโa gentle reminder that after difficult days, brighter beginnings are possible. ๐
Have a restful Sunday, everyone. Please stay dry and safe, and letโs continue to keep one another in our thoughts and prayers. ๐๐ป
