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          Articles under Families

          4C for Children Office Reopens to Visitors

          March 25, 2022

          Kids with confetti4C for Children’s offices in Cincinnati and Dayton have reopened to visitors and staff are once again working from their respective offices after working from home since 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

          4C for Children will continue to provide a hybrid model of in-person and virtual coaching and training services. Read More about 4C for Children Office Reopens to Visitors »

          Parenting Hot Topic: Growing the Food on Your Table

          March 2, 2022

          you dont have to cook fancy or complicated masterpieces, just good food from fresh ingredients - Julia ChildsRead our monthly parenting e-newsletter for March 2022, featuring tips and strategies for families with young children. Read More about Parenting Hot Topic: Growing the Food on Your Table »

          Parenting Hot Topic: Self-Esteem

          January 31, 2022

          Read our monthly parenting e-newsletter for February 2022, featuring tips and strategies for families with young children.

          Read More about Parenting Hot Topic: Self-Esteem »

          Teaching Children to Embrace Differences

          January 5, 2022

          Each January we reflect on and celebrate the life and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King encouraged and worked for freedom, equality, justice and love. How can you embrace these ideas with your young children? One of the most important things families can do is model how to celebrate the differences among people, including race, ethnicity, disability, and gender. Read More about Teaching Children to Embrace Differences »

          The Gift of Reading With Your Child

          December 1, 2021

          Reading with and to children has many benefits for a child’s development. Younger children build the foundation for language skills and their vocabulary grows as new words are read to them. Reading also helps older children with social emotional development and enhances imagination. Read More about The Gift of Reading With Your Child »

          Talking With Children About Gratitude

          November 3, 2021

          November brings to mind falling leaves, crisp cool air, pumpkins, turkeys and apple cider! As Thanksgiving approaches, you may find yourself also thinking about what you have to be thankful for. Read More about Talking With Children About Gratitude »

          Celebrating the Bilingual Child and Hispanic Heritage Month

          October 12, 2021

          October is the month that we celebrate the bilingual child, as well as continuing the celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15). There are many benefits to bilingualism and celebrating family culture and history. Explore the resources linked below to learn more. Read More about Celebrating the Bilingual Child and Hispanic Heritage Month »

          Building the Family/Early Childhood Educator Relationship

          September 1, 2021

          The relationship between you and the early childhood educator in your child’s school or child care program can help you, your child, and your early childhood educator develop a greater appreciation for the important role each plays in the education and care of children. Read More about Building the Family/Early Childhood Educator Relationship »

          New 4C for Children Miami Valley Office

          August 9, 2021

          It’s official. The 4C for Children Miami Valley staff are on the move to a new office and will no longer be headquartered at the Kroc Center. Read More about New 4C for Children Miami Valley Office »

          Finding Child Care for Your Child With Special Needs

          August 4, 2021

          If you have a child with special needs, your child care search will not only include finding a safe and quality setting but also ensuring that the caregivers meet the unique needs of your child. Read More about Finding Child Care for Your Child With Special Needs »

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