I am a physician from Lincoln, Nebraska, pursuing my dream of becoming a dermatologist in New York City. Embrace Your Skin, Embrace Yourself is my first published children’s book and connects with my advocacy for pediatric dermatology patients.
I am a nanny, and have been for 15 years. I truly adore children and love to watch them learn and grow.
Thank you for this opportunity! I am a childcare provider in Milwaukee, WI. I have been in the childcare industry for 10 years. I have had my own family childcare center for 5 years. The name of my family childcare center is The Itsy Bitsy Scholars.
Ariel L. Brown is the founder and self-published author of Pumped 4 My Journey. She is the only child of Rev. Michael and Mrs. Paulette Brown. Ariel was born in Petersburg, Virginia and now resides in Prince George County. In 2008, she graduated from Prince George High School with an advanced diploma. She continued to further her education, and in 2011, graduated from Richard Bland College, where she received her Associate’s Degree in Science. Ariel is the proud mother of the most amazing little girl Kaliya. She is employed as a certified medical assistant working with an endocrinologist and a nurse practitioner/diabetes educator. In 2022, Ariel became a Dexcom Warrior and a Diabetes Prevention Lifestyle Coach. She accepted her calling last year to write her first book. Ariel is very determined to connect with as many children, and their families that have type 1 diabetes.
I am a past educator who loves to write and make a difference in children’s lives with fun morals and coloring books also.
I grew up in a tiny rural farming town in the interior of British Columbia and spent my childhood riding horses and as an active 4H member. I am now a grade one and two teacher at a small rural school and I love every minute of it! The job definitely has its challenges but its those little moments throughout the day of kids saying the kindest and
March is a dedicated month to celebrate women everywhere in the world, and this year’s International Women’s Day theme, DigitALL, is a step in that direction. DigitALL means Innovation and technology for gender equality. This is the best time to connect and support each other globally through digitization.
International Women’s Day reminds us that we are all capable of making this world a gender-equal world, free of discrimination, stereotypes where we can celebrate our differences and opinions.
We dedicated this month’s edition to international Women’s day, and the Indian festival of color Holi. We incorporated books, articles, games, and activities that promote peace and equality. I hope you all will like it, and please share your feedback at kidliomag@gmail.com.
Happy International Women’s Day
Happy Reading!
Hello! My name is Tamia (pronounced Ta- mia) I am a Virginia native a author, educator specializing in Special Education. I love reading, writing , traveling and spending time with my family. I am a dog mom to a goldendoodle named Cali, I am an auntie, friend , daughter and I am also a twin! Mya’s Magic Methods is my first published book.
I have Autism, more specifically, Aspergers.
I was born in Helsinki, Finland, in Dec 1969 – so kinda Santa Klaus – and I live there, too. I´m a teacher for RE, Philosophy and Ethics from Comprehensive Schools to High Schools.