Greater Nashua Smart Start Coalition Contact Email: smartstartnashua@gmail.com Phone: 603-864-0203 Links Greater Nashua Smart Start Coalition Website https://www.facebook.com/groups/smartstartnashua The Smart Start Coalition is a sister coalition to the Milford Kids Thrive Collaborative, consisting of early childhood providers, youth and family-serving agencies and community members. Main Services The Greater Nashua Smart Start Coalition meets on…
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Join us with your little ones for our favorite annual Trick or Treat on the Oval event! Hosted by our friends at Milford Recreation, Milford Kids Thrive will be there with treats for everyone (Moms, Dads, Grandparents, little ones and big siblings, too!). Come to the oval first and you’ll receive a list of participating…
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Wadleigh library hosts family storytime on Mondays (check calendar for times) and Baby Lapsit on Fridays at 11:00. Join Miss Katie in the library for a fun, socially-distanced storytime. (For winter 2021-2022, registration is required. Masks also required for ages 3 and up).
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Did you know that the experiences we have early in life are at least as important for the biological foundations of physical and mental health as the lifestyle choices we make as adults? Read more from the Center on the Developing Child…
Food is at the center of our lives. And it’s much more than the fuel that keeps us going. It can be a source of pleasure, celebration, and—sometimes—challenges… read more.
Mental health is important no matter what age you are, which is why it’s important for parents to be aware of their infant’s mental health. Early interactions with our environment and those in it greatly shape our emotional well-being, including… read more.
Do you know about the free app and website, VROOM? VROOM helps parents create fun learning opportunities in every day moments. The website and app are easy to use and help you give your baby a strong start in life!
The New Hampshire Partners in Health program supports families of children with a chronic health condition. Partners in Health coordinators help guide, educate, and connect families to resources and financial assistance if needed. They work directly with families and can help you navigate the health system or build capacity to manage the chronic health condition.…
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When parents and children are feeling big emotions, it’s good to find some calm. Simple mindfulness activities can help. Mindfulness is noticing what’s going on outside—and inside—of us with acceptance and kindness. As mindful parents, we can be curious and open to understanding what our children are feeling and experiencing. The mindfulness exercises here are…
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Continuing through December 2021, the new Child Tax Credit in the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act provides monthly benefits of $250 per child between ages 6-17 and $300 per child under age 6. What you need to know: Most families (nearly 90% of children in the United States) will automatically receive monthly payments without having…
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