Are you looking to start, or continue, the special tradition of cutting your own Christmas tree? It’s a fun activity to share with family and friends. Check out this Farmer’s Almanac article Top 10 Reasons to Cut Your Own Christmas Tree for a few of the benefits and tips to help preserve your tree. Did…
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“Children are primed to communicate at birth” but communication skills continue to develop as they grow and learn. You may have heard about the benefits of “serve and return.” This is just another term for back and forth communication. Babbling is a baby’s language and it is healthy to make sounds and listen for your baby…
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Milford Kids Thrive’s Welcome Baby program has been welcoming Milford newborns to our community since the fall of 2019! It is our pleasure to work with community partners to build a nurturing Milford community where parents and families feel supported and all young children are provided with strong early childhood foundations so they can thrive.…
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The Town of Milford is working to update the Master Plan – the new initiative is called Envision Milford 2035! The Master Plan is the road map Milford will use to guide change over the next decade. It will state the community’s shared vision and goals, and will identify a recommended set of strategies and actions…
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Windows on West Street (WOWs), the student-operated restaurant at Milford High School serves up warm delicious lunchtime meals typically on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Doors open at 11:15 and seatings continue until 12:15 at 100 West St. in Milford. This is a great chance to see area high school students prepare and serve superior culinary delights…
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Are you interested in learning about how to empower your community and how to advocate for policies that positively impact our children’s future? Applications for the FREE Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) are now being accepted! Classes begin January 2025 at Manchester Community College (21 sessions) PLTI enables individuals to become strong advocates for children.…
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Assistance for home heating and electric is available to eligible NH families. You can read more details and take a look at the eligibility graph HERE In Milford, reach out to the local community action program Southern New Hampshire Services (SNHS). SNHS has office hours available at SHARE Outreach in Milford. Contact: SNHS at (603)…
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As a parent, you know your child best. If your child is not meeting the milestones for his or her age, or if you think there could be a problem with the way your child plays, learns, speaks, acts, and moves talk to your child’s doctor and share your concerns. They will help you go…
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If you are no longer eligible for Medicaid or have lost your employer sponsored health insurance, you can contact the New Hampshire Navigators to explore other health insurance options. New Hampshire has two Health Insurance Navigators that provide health insurance enrollment assistance in person, virtually, and by phone, at no cost to you. The Health…
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When a child dresses up they represent themselves as someone else–a mother, a father, a dinosaur, a super-hero! It’s an important part of their development of ‘transforming’ one thing into another. In this case, they are transforming themselves into another role. Take a look at a short article from NAEYC Is Dressing Up for Halloween…
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