How To Get Your Preschooler Excited For Day Camp
My twin toddlers looked up at me with a perplexed expression on their faces. They had no idea what I was talking about. Since they were already signed up, I wanted to make sure they [Read More]
Article Category: Child Care
What to Look for in an Infant Day Care
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor, both parents work in nearly two-thirds of families with children. The number of working single parents is even higher. However, as long as teachers and staff follow rigorous [Read More]
9 Surprising Ways to Find an Awesome Sitter
I have 20 sitters listed in my phone. My friends sometimes wonder how I’ve acquired so many. I sometimes wonder why my friends don’t have more. Babysitters are everywhere if you keep your eyes open! [Read More]
Child Care Programs Open to Support Working Families
As the state beings to reopen, the child care workforce looks forward to being able to once again support families and provide quality care and education to the young children they care for each day. [Read More]
Balancing Business And Kids From Home During COVID-19
Between scheduling Zoom calls with clients, checking over math homework and somehow feeding everyone, you might be a bit overwhelmed, which is likely an understatement. Manage Your Expectations To start, understand that this will probably [Read More]
Establishing (and Maintaining) Good Parent-Nanny Relationships
Enlisting a nanny to help care for your children can be a fulfilling experience for all parties involved. To get your parent-nanny relationship off to the right start experts suggest it be grounded in open [Read More]
Birmingham Parent’s 2020 Summer Camp Guide
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10 Tips to Choosing the Right Day Camp
Summer day camp is a place where children can stretch their minds, exercise their bodies and develop new friendships and interests. The following are 10 tips on how you can choose the right day camp [Read More]
How to Mix Toddlers and Puppies
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – if your child is less than eight or nine years old and you get a dog, you’re in for a challenge! This is even more [Read More]
Finding the Right Doctor for Your New Baby
During your baby’s first year, you’re going to be spending quite a bit of time with your child’s healthcare provider. Take steps before your baby arrives to choose a doctor who you feel comfortable with [Read More]