Just because kids don’t bear the same responsibilities as adults, that doesn’t mean that they don’t feel scared or anxious during stressful times. We’ve come up with a list of mental health tips for kids during stressful times. These tips can help both you and your child get through crises and times of uncertainty.
I also love that toddlerhood is a great age to begin helping in the kitchen. And what better way to get them excited about that than helping cook a big, festive, traditional Thanksgiving meal? Here are 10 ways your little munchkin can get in on the action.
Nourish & Move: Cultivating Healthy Futures At Cradlerock Children’s Center
At the heart of the Cradlerock Children’s Center (CCC) lies a mission dedicated to “fostering the development of growing minds, loving hearts, and helping hands.” This mission goes beyond providing a safe environment; it embraces the responsibility for the ‘whole child,’ from their cognitive and social development to their physical well-being, from head to toe, organs to skin. This holistic approach faces the significant challenge of ensuring that students have access to nutritious and safe food.
An emergency is something that you don’t want to think about. But it is the ‘what if’ aspect that gets many parents thinking. What if you are not home and your child is home alone, and there is an emergency? In such cases, you need to know what you can do to help prepare your child in advance.
