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The traumatic events over the past few weeks have been difficult to process. We can try to shield children from the news and current events; however they hear and see more than we think! What can we do to reassure children that they are safe? How can we explain what is going on in the […]

I am better for having met and spent time with Hedda Sharapan, Child Development Consultant for the Fred Rogers Company. Hedda and Mr. Rogers were longtime neighbors. She invited us to wonder about how we have made a difference in this life…specifically in the lives of children. Change often begins with the first questions I

I am better for having met and spent time with Hedda Sharapan, Child Development Consultant for the Fred Rogers Company. Hedda and Mr. Rogers were longtime neighbors. She invited us to wonder about how we have made a difference in this life…specifically in the lives of children. Change often begins with the first questions I

Drew Tilow first became involved with Children, Inc. when Lori Zombek, current Chair for CI’s Board of Directors, recruited him as a volunteer for our annual fundraiser, Raising of the Green. Unaware of what one volunteer opportunity would lead to, he recalls, “Once I had that experience, I was hooked. The passion and dedication of

If you are a relative raising a child of a family member, whether you are a grandparent, aunt, or uncle; we commend you! You have taken on a great deal of responsibility and know that you are not alone. What do you do when you get an unexpected call from child care services to come

“A child playing with other children may be fun, but nothing compares to mommy or daddy playing with their child,” says Dr. Darcia Narvaez from Moral Landscapes. What happens when you as the parent/guardian play with your little one? The body’s stress response is regulated when parents and their child play! A healthy, trusting relationship

As a Teacher or Parent, you may say it’s impossible to have peace in my home or classroom! But as long as there is a possible in impossible, you have hope! Here are two tips to creating peace in your classroom and at home! 1. Have a cup of peace Having peace doesn’t mean ignoring

Babies and toddlers have a natural-born desire for excitement! They look for opportunities to be entertained and electrified through the newness of life! What better way to ignite that thrill than at a sensory garden? Yes, a garden! But this isn’t your average grandma’s flower garden, this is a garden specifically designed with your baby

Raising children is said to be one of the most rewarding jobs. I couldn’t agree more, however at times things can get a little hairy (to say the least). The good outshines the struggles but one thing I learn from my children everyday is to rely on laughter to get through those not so easy

Hello, my name is Susana Garcia. I am a senior at Ryle High School and I am also a dual enrollment student at Gateway Community and Technical College. While at Ryle, my college and career readiness coach, Mr. Demetrakis, told me of an amazing opportunity to become a NaviGo Scholar. I was so interested that