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  • Know My Birthday

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Knowing their birthday supports personal awareness and helps with basic communication at school. How to do it: Practice saying the month and day of their birthday. You can sing it, write it down, or connect it to a memory (like a party or season). What to look for: Recalls birthday with support […]

  • Babes on Blankets

    The Children's Playhouse

    Babes on Blankets is a Circle of Parents weekly support group for parents of children ages 0-4 years (childcare available). At Babes on Blankets, you can connect with other parents who are experiencing similar challenges, concerns and questions about their little one. Each week, parents will be able to share and discuss their current concerns […]

  • Talk About My Feelings

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Being able to express feelings helps children communicate needs, build relationships, and manage emotions in a school setting. How to do it: Check in throughout the day by asking, “How are you feeling?” Encourage your child to use feeling words and explain why. What to look for: Uses a variety of feeling […]

  • What If I Need Help?

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Children need to know what to do if they feel confused, hurt, or need assistance at school. How to do it: Role-play situations where your child might need help. Practice asking a teacher for help and identifying trusted adults. What to look for: Knows to go to a teacher or adult Uses […]

  • The Postpartum Circle

    Boone Unitarian Universalist (381 E King St, Boone, NC 28607, United States)

    The Postpartum Circle is open to parents who are pregnant or with babies up to the age of 18 months. This includes biological and adoptive parents. We offer a nonjudgmental, supportive environment for you to share your experience, strengthen coping strategies for mental health and wellness, and connect with other families. This group meets in […]

  • Lunch Routine Practice

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Lunch in kindergarten is often fast-paced. Children need to manage eating and cleanup independently. How to do it: Practice sitting down, opening containers, eating within a set time, and cleaning up afterward. What to look for: Eats independently Manages time appropriately Cleans up after eating

  • Registration is Open: Building Sweet Futures Gingerbread Competition 2026

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    Registration is now open for anyone wishing to compete in this year's 'Building Sweet Futures' Gingerbread competition. Winners of each category receive a cash prize, trophy, and local fame! Competitor Categories: - Child (ages 0-9) - - Youth (ages 10-18) - - Adult (ages 18+) - - Professional CLICK TO ENTER Registration is open through […]

  • Elevated Dads

    The Children's Council (Conference Rm) - 225 Birch St

    This weekly Dad meet-up is an opportunity for fathers to gather and hang out with other male caregivers. The purpose is to share thoughts, questions, and concerns while building their community. This Circle of Parents group will meet weekly and offer free childcare and a meal! The group is held on site at the Children's […]

  • Open All Food Items

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Children must be able to open their own food so they can eat without frustration or delay. How to do it: Practice opening common lunch items like […]

  • Pack & Unpack Backpack

    Countdown to Kindergarten

    Why it’s important: Managing a backpack is part of daily school routines and builds responsibility. How to do it: Practice putting items into a backpack and taking them out. Show […]