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From Wee to Big:

From Milk to Mashed Peas and Beyond: First Foods for Baby

Our teachers get all kinds of questions in our centers about baby food stages. So we’ve compiled the best tips from our teachers and nutrition experts to help make feeding your baby easier in the first year.

Cooking And Nutrition

Back to Work After Baby? Infant Teachers Share Tips to Make the Transition Easier Tips And Guidance

Expert Infant Teachers Share What to Look for in a Daycare From KinderCare Educators

Award-Winning Teacher Shares Indoor Activities for Babies At-Home Activities

New Parents Share Their Middle-of-the-Night Google Searches Tips And Guidance

Splish, Splash, Sink, and Float! Testing Buoyancy Builds Babies’ Skills At-Home Activities

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Reach for It, Baby! Physical Development Activities for Babies Are the Tops At-Home Activities

Infant (0-1)

Celebrate the Senses With 5 Sensory Activities That Can Grow Your Child’s Brain

Here at KinderCare, we’re growing super sniffers! We open up some spice containers and let kids take a whiff in this fun nose activity for toddlers, built to build toddlers’ senses, develop their sense of smell, and introduce them to the basics of food prep. Plus: 5 DIY senses...

At-Home Activities

Time to Get Cookin'! How We Teach Kids About Food Preparation Cooking And Nutrition

We’re Wild About Words: This Activity Builds Toddlers’ Language Skills Major Milestones

Oh, What a Wonderful World: Exploring with Toddlers to Build Skills Major Milestones

Tunnel Obstacle Course: Physical Activities for Kids Build Motor Skills Major Milestones

Hammering It Up! This Toddler Game Is a Smash at Building Motor Skills Major Milestones

Bubbles + Whisks = Fun Cause and Effect Activities for Toddlers Major Milestones

Toddler (1-3)

How to talk with little kids about race: Start with similarities and differences 

Ready to talk with your kids about race? By preschool, they're already noticing physical differences so it’s never too soon to start the race conversation.

Diversity And Inclusion