Children's literature can be an extremely effective way for parents to start conversations about diversity, equity, and fairness with their children.  One can do this using books in which children can see themselves reflected on the pages (mirrors) and those

Do your children resist doing every single thing you ask them to do? Is getting in the car seat (or toothbrushing or sugar or screen time) a constant challenge?  Conventional discipline methods like time-outs, countdowns, and "consequences" teach children that

Information on child growth and development, along with age appropriate behavioral expectations will be presented.  Direct and indirect guidance techniques will be discussed along with setting and enforcing limits. Register with Teacher Sara O. here.

The 12th Annual Monster Dash to support our Parent Advisory Council's Outreach, Equity, and Tuition Assistance initiatives returns to Lincoln Park this year with a costumed 5k trail run/walk, 100 meter Little Monsters Dash (ages 5 and under), and 250

(location TBD) Do you know what to do if a child is choking? Are you skilled in CPR if an adult collapses in class? Be prepared. This class will be taught by a representative from the very popular and engaging

Co-op’s monthly discussion group for families with children with higher needs and sensitivities, frustrating behaviors and/or more vulnerable/reactive nervous systems. The purpose of the group is to learn from one another, offering support, experiences, and resources, as well as building

Information on child growth and development will be presented, along with age appropriate behavioral expectations.  Direct and indirect guidance techniques will be discussed along with setting and enforcing limits. Register with Teacher Julie here.

Your child plays and has fun at preschool each day, but what are they truly learning? You come to school and head to your work station, but what can you be doing to support your child and others in the