Keturah A. Bobo

May 15, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Grace Byers |Keturah A. Bobo |Christian Robinson

When I interviewed Dr. Kira Hudson Banks for my podcast, we specifically talked about different ways to introduce race and racism to kids. Obviously it's going to be different based on the age of your child, but for my girls, it's all about reading books. After listening to Dr. Banks' advice, conducting some research online, and speaking with Katie Mohr, another guest on my podcast, here are the five books I bought for my girls.

Jan 5, 2024 | apha.org | Keturah A. Bobo

Calling all Early Climate Optimists! Our ECO Bookworms book club invites parents, caregivers and educators to start conversations about climate change and the environment with their little ones. Knowing how to talk about climate change with children can be difficult. We all want to nurture the next generation and encourage a sense of hope and personal power. Reading stories about climate change and our changing planet is a great place to start.

Aug 1, 2023 | virginiasolesmith.substack.com | Grace Byers |Keturah A. Bobo |Virginia Sole-Smith

ICYMI, BT Guides are a new recurring series where I dig into your most frequently asked questions. Here’s the first one, on weight and health. Today we’re going to get into how we have these conversations with kids. Those moments when your 4-year-old calls someone fat in the grocery store, or your 11-year-old asks if he’s too fat are so hard and awkward to navigate.

Jul 20, 2023 | parentherald.com | Grace Byers |Keturah A. Bobo

In a world where diversity and inclusivity are increasingly important, children's literature has become a powerful tool for shaping young minds and fostering empathy. The demand for diverse children's books that represent various cultures, backgrounds, and identities has grown significantly, reflecting the need for a more inclusive and understanding society. Diverse children's books play a vital role in shaping the perspectives of young readers.