Tag: learning
Hispanic Heritage in Miami | More Than Just a Month
Legacy. What is a legacy? It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.
--Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton, Hamilton: An American Musical
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Liberty and Justice for All: Why Should I Care About Juneteenth?
Why should I care about something that happened so long ago? I'm not a person of color. I'm not a descendant of the formerly...
Memorial Day: Making It Meaningful for Our Kids
What is Memorial Day?
Memorial Day is a U.S. federal holiday that is celebrated on the last Monday of May. On this day we honor...
Miami-Dade Public Library: 12 Programs for Kids and Families
Provided by Friends of the Miami-Dade Public Library
Are there any three words in the English language that are more dreaded than, “Mom, I’m bored?”
Relax,...
Raising Inclusive Kids: Down Syndrome & CP Awareness
March 21st is World Down Syndrome Day. Down Syndrome is a chromosomal condition that usually causes developmental disabilities.
March is also National Cerebral Palsy Awareness...
Read Across America: 5 Ways to Get Kids Excited About Reading
Read Across America Day is a fantastic nationwide event encouraging readers of all ages in every community to celebrate the joy of reading and...
National Library Lovers’ Month: Let’s Celebrate!
February is National Library Lovers' Month, and it's the perfect time to revisit our love for reading and renew our appreciation for the buildings...
The Myth of “Normal”
Every parent has asked their pediatrician, “Is it normal for my kid to ?”
We want our children to grow up healthy, whole, and happy....
Children’s Books For Black History Month
It was a Monday and my tummy rumbled against the cool “Miami winter” breeze. Tires screeched to a halt at the top of the...
Reading Preparedness: Tips, Tricks, and Warning Signs
As parents, we are constantly questioning if everything is ok. Are we doing this right? Are we missing signs? Should we be working on...