Solutions For Parenting In Staten Island
It’s a listicle of listicles! We’ve rounded up some super helpful list-style articles to see you through the the inconvenience of the COVID-19 quarantine. Some ideas are practical and some are merely entertaining. Anything to make this crazy time just a little easier on us all! Top 100 Kids & Family Movies Rotten Tomatoes offers […]
With a wintry chill in the air (and government-mandated orders to stay home) it’s easy to gloss over the fact that spring has officially sprung. Remind your little homeschoolers that the new season is here with these adorable, springy crafts. Paper Bag Bug Butterfly “Do-A-Dot markers makes this craft extra fun for little ones since […]
You expect to be stricken with cabin fever during snowstorms, thunderstorms, maybe even power outages, but no one ever expects to be homebound due to a global pandemic. Yet, here we are. If your kids are on their tenth straight hour of screen time and you’re starting to feel a little bad about it, try […]
Here’s what Staten Island businesses are doing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scroll down to submit a request (FREE) and we will include it here. VIRTUAL FUN –Tutors Barbara Rauch Tutoring Service, Inc 465 Belfield Avenue • 10312 | 718.227.0121 | br465ts@gmail.com | barbararauchtutoringservice.com Our virtual TACHS program will begin the week of June 15th. Also, […]
If you are a Staten Island business owner click here. We can help! Just a few months ago, the word “corona” conjured images of sipping a lime-topped beverage on a beach with your feet in the sand. Today, that very same word has caused a worldwide panic, driving people to barricade themselves indoors, inexplicably […]
Many Americans are familiar with the acronym WFH (Work From Home); however, not as many are familiar with the similar acronym SFH (School From Home). As U.S. schools and colleges nationwide react to the global coronavirus pandemic, many education institutions are moving classes online and students are having to deal with the transition to SFH. […]
My son’s first sleepover was at the home of a nurse. “He’ll be safer with her than he would be with me!” I reasoned. His sister was upset that he got to go. She considered it unfair that she was two and a half years older, but had never slept at a friend’s house. But […]
When I became a mom, the question of where I stood took center stage in my life. In those early months of motherhood, I struggled to find my footing as a new parent in a strikingly literal (and comical) sense. During those “new mom” months, I discovered that changing my daughter’s diaper while in a […]
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR EVENT UPDATES AND MORE! Great news for Staten Island families of children with intellectual disabilities. The New York City Department of Education heard our calls and has expanded the Academics, Career, and Essential Skills (ACES) program. The ACES program provides intellectually disabled students, such as those with down syndrome, […]
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR EVENT UPDATES AND MORE! This fall, high school seniors will be balancing class loads, sports and special events, along with working on finalizing the list of to which they want to apply and crafting the perfect college essay. With so much on their plates, writing college essays can be […]
