Many schools aren’t offering online options for preschoolers, and on top of everything else, the onus is on parents to close the gap.
Filed Under:
Home Living
Age(s):
2 – 3 Years, 4 – 5 Years
The foundation of your child’s self esteem goes back to his infancy. You are the big confidence booster he needs from day one.
Filed Under:
Kid's Health & Safety
Age(s):
All ages
Back-to-school looks a lot different this year – and whether your family is opting for homeschooling, on-site, hybrid or all virtual learning, be prepared to have these basic school supplies on-hand, and remember, you’ve got this!
Section(s):
Blogs, Parent Blogs
Age(s):
4 – 5 Years, 6 – 8 Years, 9 – 12 Years
Got a graduate? During this unprecedented time in world history, he may not get to see caps flying or enjoy a brunch out with all the relatives, but he will sure see all of the effort you put in to praise and honor him.
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Home Living, In The Know
Section(s):
In The Know, Must Clicks
Just because some of your favorite places are closed doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy them! Here is a comprehensive list of weekly online learning activities to do with the kids!
Section(s):
Cincinnati, Must Clicks, What's New
Age(s):
All ages
Check out what’s blooming at private schools!
Section(s):
Cincinnati, What's New
Age(s):
2 – 3 Years, 4 – 5 Years, 6 – 8 Years, 9 – 12 Years
Beginning the search for your child’s education? Not sure where to begin? Here’s everything you need to know about an open house visit.
Age(s): 4 – 5 Years, 6 – 8 Years, All ages
Your little one’s formal academic launching is all about preparation, and preschools vary on what they expect of incoming children.
Filed Under:
Development
I work in education. I was a former teacher. I was ready to be a school “mum”, or so I thought! When my son started kindergarten, I was overwhelmed by the amount of “homework” it took to be a parent of a kid in school. School letters home on Tuesday, class newsletters on Friday, check… Read more »
Section(s):
Blogs, Parent Blogs
Age(s):
All ages
Great ways for sensory-sensitive kids to enjoy the sights, sounds and feels of Halloween.
