Anne Bensinger, or Mrs. B., as her students call her, has taught preschoolers, teachers, directors, and parents for a long, long time.  She has been a daycare parent, a preschool parent, a sub, an assistant teacher, a lead teacher in daycare, Head Start, and faith-based programs, an  education/curriculum supervisor, a program director, a teacher trainer, parent trainer, curriculum consultant, and child development specialist.  She has studied children and child development for forty years, and continues to do so.

She has driven the bus, changed the diapers, wiped the noses, scraped off the glitter and glue, swept the floors, taken out the trash, and holds a couple of formal degrees in early childhood education and curriculum. (BS and MAT degrees in English, Early Childhood Education, and Curriculum). She is currently writing an extensive early education program called The Lakemont Curriculum, and hopes to publish one day.

Mrs. B. does parenting classes, trains early educators, consults at preschools observing both classrooms and children. She is new to blogging, but her children told her to do it.