Where do children learn racial bias?
Parents need to know that talking about race is not racist. It's OK—and important. Parents need to know that talking about race is not racist. It's OK—and important. From a young age, children may have questions about racial differences and parents must be prepared to answer them. But, it's important to keep your child's developmental readiness in mind.
Mall Shopping – Reinvented for Covid-19
The Galleria’s in Middletown and Poughkeepsie are introducing Curbside Pick-up where shoppers can place orders with retail shops for pick up at specified locations.
Is your child afraid of the masks we wear?
There are children who find Halloween frightening, children who hate clowns, children who react badly to anyone without a standard human face. Three suggestions on how to help your child if they are wary of masks