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Remote learning support for Puget Sound families

Need some respite? These local centers and day cares are offering a safe space for kids to learn.

You don’t always have to entertain your kid — really

Transform your kid’s boredom into habits of creative self-sufficiency with these two strategies.

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On campus or online, students thrive at Annie Wright. Learn about our academic program for boys and girls age 3–grade 12 at an upcoming preview.

These nine healthy, easy and delicious recipes will leave the kids energized and ready for the day ahead, whatever it may bring.

Make remote learning meaningful and fun with top tips and tricks from virtual school expert Jenn Francis of Washington Connections Academy.

Experts are concerned that parents are postponing preventive care due to concerns about COVID-19.

Sponsored by Overlake Medical Center and Clinics

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Now enrolling kids ages 6 weeks–5 years. Our Auburn program is an enriching, positive place that encourages children to explore, discover and learn.

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

Learn basic parkour moves and burn off some energy in a free virtual class with ParentMap and Kong Academy.
Fill your house with the smells of autumn, thanks to these 15 delicious apple recipes the kids will love.
Cozy up with some good books. Here are the most affordable ways families can get their hands on some.

Join our free webinar for expert tips on how to encourage outdoor play and get the scoop on the best fall family adventures once the smoke clears.

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🐎 An 18-year-old Des Moines actress lands a dream-come-true role on a popular animated show — and she refuses to let disability define her.

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