Do you find yourself saying ‘no’ a lot to your toddler or preschooler? We’ve all been there. But trying to create a ‘Yes environment’ instead will encourage your child’s early exploration and learning skills, and makes your time together more enjoyable. Here are some ideas from Mount Sinai Parenting Center to get you started. For…
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If your weekday mornings prove to be stressful and your routine needs a bit of a refresh you’re not alone. Navigating the hustle and bustle of weekday mornings can be a lot to manage. Whether you stay at home with the kids or head to work during the week, the ‘Sunday blues’ can feel oh-so-real.…
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We all experience moments when staying calm is tough. For young children, with their limited life experience, it can be near impossible. Every skill is new and so many things are hard! They have a budding sense of independence but they just don’t know how to do so many of the things that they’re faced…
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After the holidays when you’re ready to reclaim your house but don’t want to just throw away your Christmas tree, try this fun and purposeful activity with your family. Bring your tree outside and turn it into a beautiful, edible treat for wildlife! This was a family favorite for my kids and I, and allowed…
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Are you experiencing domestic or sexual violence and don’t know where to turn? You are not alone! Caring, confidential, free support is available 24/7 for community members experiencing sexual or domestic assault/violence. You do not need to be in crisis to call. Crisis Center advocates from The Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence are available…
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The holiday season is a time of year when indulgence abounds. It can be easy to get caught up in celebratory feasts and nostalgic treats and lose track of regular, balanced meals and the other healthy eating habits that serve us well the rest of the year. Kate Graves, Rd, LDN Nutrition Connections Specialist and…
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There is nothing like a simple, fabulously smelling batch of play dough to get your in the holiday spirit and keep your kids entertained while you check things off your holiday list. Head to The Soccer Mom Blog for all the details and easy to follow instructions for peppermint, gingerbread and Christmas tree play dough…
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The NH Child Care Scholarship Program helps eligible New Hampshire families pay for child care by providing direct payments to qualified early childhood and out-of-school time providers for children under the age of 13 years old (or under 18 years old if they have a disability). You may be eligible for the NH Child Care…
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Don’t miss the 5th Annual Southwest New Hampshire Tour of Lights! This program is a collaboration among several Recreation Departments in southern New Hampshire and the program exists to provide a free family friendly activity to go and explore festive lights and decorations during the holidays. There are more than 97 homes across the 15…
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Santa’s Mailbox is now set up in the hospital atrium at Milford Medical Center and Urgent Care (442 Nashua St. Milford) and ready for your children’s letters! Remember: EVERY LETTER RECEIVES A RESPONSE FROM SANTA!! Open to anyone in the community. Just stop in and drop off your letter!
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