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Over the summer, I thought to myself, I can swim. I can teach my kid to swim. Not so! Huge failure. So I forked out the money, she took one week of lessons from a high schooler, and BAM: swimming. That’s okay, I thought. I’m not a swimming teacher; I’m an English teacher. I have a master’s degree! I’ll teach her to read. […]
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) – Schools may be closed due to the coronavirus pandemic but across the Upper Peninsula, many childcare centers remain open. These include center-based care and home-based care providers. “Providers in the region have really stepped up. Those that are open are providing care for that essential personnel population,” said Director of the Great […]
Jack Mahar loves delivery trucks and the people who drive them. The kindergartener at Hillside Elementary in Niskayuna, N.Y., had a delivery-themed fifth birthday party and one of the first words he learned to write was “UPS,” according to his mom, Amanda Mahar. Jack has gotten to see a whole lot of UPS Inc., FedEx […]
Potty training is one of those exciting developmental milestones for you and your baby. It signifies the end of the diaper era and the beginning of your baby’s maturity. However, potty training isn’t as easy as you would expect it to be. It is overwhelming, frustrating, and quite frankly exhausting but can also be fun and exciting. […]
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — From parents who are working the frontlines in the medical field, to those bagging groceries at stores. More funding is available to offer assistance to essential workers with kids. While many kids may be confined at home, chances are some of their parents still have to go to work. However, […]
Are good students born or made? This is an age-old question with varying answers. Whichever way you choose to look at it, the truth is that all good students had to study to get to where they are. Yes, personality has something to do with academic success, but it is the effort they put in […]
A lot of first-time parents have quite a hard time choosing who should watch their baby. It can be quite a confusing emotional, and stressful time. Besides, it can get twice as hard for moms, since most are not emotionally prepared to return to work, and leave their little ones behind. However, they either lack or […]
Irene Hirano Inouye, who led the Japanese American National Museum for 20 years and later worked to preserve the legacy of her late husband U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. She was 71 and had been fighting an extended illness, according to the U.S.-Japan Council which she had been leading. Hired as […]
It is every parent’s nightmare that their kid is being mistreated at daycare or by a caregiver. If you could, you would look after your baby until they were old enough to fend for themselves. Then again, errands have to be done, your professional life comes calling, and you have no option other than to take your baby […]