It has been a challenging year for children and parents. One of the most problematic issues involves school – should children go full-time in person, part-time, a hybrid arrangement, etc.
How can you make Easter special? Living in the Holy City certainly makes the Easter season meaningful. Are you looking for some unique ways to celebrate with your small children? There’s more to this holiday than egg dying and egg hunts. Here are some tips on how you can make Easter “eggs-tr…
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Many parents are already familiar with the Montessori method—a method of education that is based on self-directed activity, hands-on learning and collaborative play. However, when you hear the word Montessori, it’s often associated with preschool or elementary-aged children.
Happy National Doctors’ Day to all our physicians! We thank you!
Here’s a rundown of children’s consignment and thrift stores in the Charleston, SC area.
The Angel Oak park is open everyday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except on Sunday when it is open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Dr. Brantley Meier of The Bridge Chiropractic in North Charleston, works with many parents on improving their child’s sleep patterns.
Printing out photos and having them physically will ensure you will, indeed, always have them.
The United Nations declared March 22 as World Water Day to stress the importance of conserving water resources so that we can ensure a sustainable future for our children.
If you just want to get out there and play, the Lowcountry has a variety of basketball courts that afford your child with the opportunity.
Celebrate the first official weekend of Spring at one of these family-friendly events:
Enjoy these three stay-at-home crafts and find three places to take your kids to do crafts in Charleston.
It has officially been one year since every student in America was introduced to the world of online learning.
As a parent, you would pick a day or two that you could relieve childcare duties for a fellow parent, and they would, in turn, do the same for you.
On this day in 1912, Juilette Gordon Low, founder of Girl Scouts, officially registered the organization’s first 18 members in Savannah, Georgia. Today we celebrate National Girl Scout Day!
Do you struggle with what to pack in your child’s school lunch? You are certainly not alone! Luckily, this year, tri-county public schools offer free lunch to students, but maybe you want to mix it up sometimes and maybe your children do too. On those days, you don’t have to fill their lunch…
If you have children that have reached the age of about six years old (possibly younger), they have likely been introduced to the wide world of video gaming. And since this past year’s theme was “virtual,” there was likely no way around it – kids playing video games seems inevitable.
In honor of International Women’s Day we wanted to showcase some of the inspiring women right here in the Lowcountry who are true role models for our girls. These entrepreneurs reached for the stars, followed their dreams and are now proud owners of successful businesses. We highlighted only…
Living in a city rich in history means that there are a number of places to explore with the kids where you can get a little adventure mixed with an interesting history lesson.
