Well, this much you know: You’re not perfect. You don’t have 24 hands, 86 hours in a day, and the ability to be in six places at once. Your kids aren’t omniscient or omnipotent—though they do sometimes seem omnipresent. And darn! No one has yet invented the parenting magic wand! These are just SOME of…
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While the U.S. Department of Agriculture projects that a middle-income family will spend an average of $233,610 raising a child from birth to age 17, don’t let this six-figure price tag send you into a panic. The real truth is that preparing financially for a baby takes some planning, but you’ve got time before and…
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Waypoint Family Resource Center is hosting a virtual POSTPARTUM and NEW BABY SUPPORT GROUP with Doula Jess Kimball. Learn about newborn and infant care, milestones, feeding, infant sleep, and how to ease the transition from womb to world…as well as self care! Groups are free and happen online on the second Thursdays of the month…
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The Coats for Kids event on the Milford Oval has become an annual tradition. Hosted by the River of Life church, hundreds of brand NEW winter coats, boots &mittens are provided for families in need. It is a fun-filled day with hotdogs,hamburgers, and beautiful Fall weather. If you need new coats or know of anyone…
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A 529 plan allows parents to save money tax-free for their child’s education through investment options. Roth IRA’s can be utilized once the child starts working can be taken out for certain education expenses. Prepaid tuition plans for in-state public universities could be another option, but you have to make a commitment to one state’s…
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“If you are looking for an occasional babysitter, you might decide to employ responsible adolescents from the neighborhood, typically teenagers who are looking to make extra spending money. There is an advantage to having young people as babysitters, since they are generally energetic, playful, fun-loving, and entertaining for your children. The disadvantage is that they…
DetailsWaypoint Family Resource Center Contact: Email: NashuaFRC@waypointnh.org Phone: (603) 518-4211 Links Website: www.waypointnh.org Waypoint Family Resource Center offers an array of family support services for families with children ages 0-18. Home visiting services are designed to help your family through any type of challenge, whether it’s first-time parenting, making ends meet, parental substance…
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Education is a team effort. You and your child’s teacher can work together to support your child’s learning success. Read more about ways you can be involved to help your child’s learning at PBS Kids.com
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Waypoint Family Resource Center of Greater Nashua is here for Milford families. Waypoint offers an array of family support services for families with children ages 0-21. Services are designed to help your family through any type of challenge, whether it’s first-time parenting, making ends meet, parental substance misuse, housing or employment instability, child wellness, education,…
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Looking for stories to help your kids make a smooth transition back to school and/or child care? Here is a list of #BackToSchool books from Publishers Weekly. And don’t forget to check Wadleigh Memorial Library for these and other great resources!
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