Back-to-school supplies in the time of COVID-19

We’ve rounded up the best masks, kid-friendly cleaning products and more essentials for our new normal.

Supplies for a safer return >>

A guide to documenting this time as a family

“Though the COVID-19 fatigue is real, the investment in remembering is worth it.”

Fresh ways to capture memories >>

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Let’s grow together!

At Swansons Nursery, we want to help you create lasting memories as you make your garden beautiful. From vegetables and flowers to advice and inspiration, we have everything you need to start growing.

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5 ways to talk to your teen about trauma

Help your teen navigate traumatic events with these conversation starters and practical tips.

How to create a safe zone >>

Ask a pediatrician your COVID-19 questions

Get the latest pediatrician-approved health and safety recommendations in a free webinar with ParentMap and Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Save your spot >>

Postpartum depression during a pandemic

With ramped-up risk factors, it’s more important than ever to know the signs of PPD and how to support new parents.

What to know >>

3 THINGS TO DO WITH KIDS THIS WEEK

Please check the latest COVID-19 information, take responsible precautions and practice safe social distancing when venturing out.

Join ParentMap and Creative Dance Center for a magical morning of joyful dance and a full body-brain exercise.
Fill your last summer month with swimming, drive-in movies and more sanity-saving ideas.
Celebrate the centennial of women’s suffrage in the U.S. with a new virtual exhibit called #SquadGoals.

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SJCC Early Childhood School

Our Reggio-Emilia-inspired program for infants–pre-K prepares children for kindergarten and beyond. Everyone is welcome. Enroll today.

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THINGS THAT MADE US SMILE

👏 Five Auburn teens were honored for saving a deputy’s life.
😷 This dad has a genius hack for getting kids to wear face masks.
🎹 A grandma played ‘Auld Lang Syne’ on a piano while surrounded by debris from the Beirut blast. Her granddaughter called the moment, “a symbol of hope and peace among all of the despair.”