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It's Hot: The Splash Pad Opens This Weekend
It's back! The Splash Pad at Assabet Park opens on Saturday, June 22, sooner than the last day of school-which is June 26. As Northborough's Recreation Department writes on its website, "The Splash Pad is of one our most popular spots in Northborough for toddlers and preschoolers! The Splash Pad is adjacent to the toddler playground at Assabet ... (more)
7 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
First Ever STRIDERa U.S. Championship
These days, even preschoolers can be national race champions. On Saturday July 13, Strider Sports Intl., Inc., is throwing down the gauntlet to all fun loving toddlers and their bike enthusiast families by hosting the first ever STRIDER U.S. Championship balance bike race! This national event will see STRIDER's famous no-pedal bike race course take ... (more)
18 hrs ago | Patch.com
Wrentham Patch Daily Dose: Delays Expected on Plainville's South Street
It will a fresh, dry air day with temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. 2. A FUN TIME FOR BABIES AND TODDLERS- The Fiske Public Library is holding a Baby/Toddler Playgroup Friday, June 21, from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
Del. Daycare Fighting Defendant Takes Plea Deal
Tiana Harris, a former worker at Hands of Our Future Day Care, took a plea deal on Monday.
Families of children with special needs and their brood celebrate Portage Week
UNBEKNOWN to most in the region, a dedicated team of nurses has spent the last decade travelling to the homes of infants and toddlers with special needs, teaching them to communicate with the outside world before reaching school age.
Moms Can-Do's: All-You-Can-Eat Ice Cream Festival + More
Is your little one getting bored around the house during the summer? Entertain them and yourself with these fun summer excursions! Introducing Moms Can-Do's, a GoLocal weekly feature sponsored by Southwick's Zoo , for moms of little ones--from toddlers to elementary schoolers.
Food stamp cuts put kids' health at risk
The American medical community has been concerned for some time about the reality of hunger and malnutrition in our nation.
As parents' potty training partner for nearly 25 years, Pull-Ups knows parents are often overwhelmed by the many different approaches to potty training, which leads to the dread of getting started and frustration with the experience.
9 Ways the Right's Cradle to Grave 'Rand-y' State Is Harming Millenials
Conservatives keep claiming liberals want a "cradle to grave nanny state." Their rhetoric has distracted us from the massive and extreme right-wing social re-engineering taking place around us: the creation of a bloodless and soulless "Rand-y State."
toddler in crib having a temper tantrum
The terrible twos is all about temper tantrums, but some toddlers have more intense outbursts than others, and some don't grow out of them.
Hillary Clinton's next big thing? Early childhood project called 'Too Small.'
The people who will benefit most from Hillary Rodham Clinton 's new life beyond the Beltway are too young to follow her on Twitter .
Child hunger in Indy: 80,000 of our children struggle to find enough to eat
A long line of desperate people waited patiently for food outside of Danville's Northview Christian Church on a recent afternoon.
New surgery offered in Lafayette
A new specialty team at Women's & Children's Hospital has begun operating on infants and toddlers who need surgery to correct the premature closure of their soft spots that could lead to developmental delays or even blindness.
A North Shore mother suffered smoke inhalation and burns yesterday as she rescued her two toddlers who had set fire to one of their beds with a lighter.
Fish Tales hooks fans of great seafood
The popular Fish Tales restaurant, located on 22nd Street at the Bahia Marina, recently celebrated its 30th anniversary.
Scoop: What Would You do? on Abc - Friday, June 14, 2013
When you think no one is watching, what would you do? Using hidden cameras, "What Would You Do?" establishes everyday scenarios and then captures people's reactions.
South Africa: The politics of Poop and Why It Should Be Part of Public Protest
Poststructuralist psychoanalyst, Jacques Lacan, has argued that humans distinguish themselves from animals in the instant during which shit becomes something shameful.
N.J. chain buybuy Baby opens new store in Roseville
The nearly 30,000-square-foot store at 1120 Galleria Boulevard, suite 160, features numerous items for newborns to toddlers.
Babies Have Sympathy for Bully Victims, Study Suggests
Babies may be able to show sympathy before their first birthday, according to a new study in which 10-month-olds preferred the victims rather than the aggressors in a bullying encounter.
[OPINION] Cuts To The Food Stamp Program Will Mean More Hungry Children & Families
The American medical community has been concerned for some time about the reality of hunger and malnutrition in our nation.