Did you know that your actions this September could help put food on someone’s table? As Hunger Action Month kicks off, millions of Americans are facing the harsh reality of food insecurity. But here’s the good news: you have the power to make a real difference. From the comfort of your home to the halls of
Breastfeeding Week shines a spotlight on the vital role of breastfeeding in infant health and maternal well-being. This annual event, also known as World Breastfeeding Week, aims to educate and support mothers, families, and communities about the benefits of breastfeeding. It serves as a reminder of the importance of providing infants with the best start
As we journey through life, we encounter numerous individuals who significantly influence our lives. Among these are our childcare providers, who play a crucial role in nurturing, educating, and protecting our children, thereby establishing a solid groundwork for their future. Every year, on the Friday before Mother’s Day, we celebrate Childcare Provider Appreciation Day. This day is dedicated to expressing our appreciation and admiration
CACFP Week, also known as the Child and Adult Care Food Program Week, is an annual event that highlights the significance of nutritious meals and snacks for children and adults. This nationwide initiative takes place from March 10-16, 2024, and aims to acknowledge the CACFP’s commendable work in supplying healthy food to millions of individuals
This year, in honor of National Women’s History Month, we would like to take this opportunity to recognize some of the amazing women of the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) who have significantly impacted their communities and have inspired others along the way. The CACFP is a federally funded program addressing food insecurity
Hispanic Heritage Month serves as a period to honor and rejoice in the vibrant cultures, storied pasts, and significant contributions of the Hispanic and Latin American communities within the United States. This occasion allows childcare providers to educate children about cultural diversity, promote acceptance, and value the unique qualities that distinguish each person. At KidKare,
In 1987, Congress formally designated March as National Women’s History Month to celebrate the vast contributions women have made to the United States and recognize their specific achievements over the course of our country’s history. For teachers and caregivers, this month is the perfect opportunity to introduce the next generation to some of these women trailblazers and inspire
It is essential that we teach children the importance of empathy. Empathy is the ability to understand and respond to the feelings of others. It is a critical life skill that has been shown to ease social interactions, decrease bullying, and help kids form more meaningful relationships. Empathy also directly impacts how successful kids will