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          Building Strong Social/Emotional Skills

          January 31, 2025 by Tori Tromblay

          Raising children involves more than ensuring their physical well-being, it’s also about supporting their emotional and social development. It is never too early to start teaching children about the building blocks of healthy relationships that include empathy, respect and communication. Here are a few ways you can teach and model how to create and maintain Read More about Building Strong Social/Emotional Skills »

          4C for Children Announces Planned Retirement of President/CEO Vanessa Freytag

          January 21, 2025 by Tori Tromblay

          CINCINNATI —4C for Children announced that President & CEO Vanessa Freytag intends to retire from her role in early summer 2025, following 10 years at the helm of the agency. The search for a new CEO will be led by transition management professionals over the next six months.

          Indoor Activities for the Whole Family

          December 31, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          Winter is upon us with days that are shorter and colder. For many of us that means more time in the house with little ones. Being indoors presents some challenges in warding off boredom and keeping children entertained. Here are some fun and easy ways to prevent the winter doldrums and create fun memories.

          I’m Dreaming of a Calm Christmas: How to Reduce Holiday Stress

          December 3, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          The holiday season can be a mixed bag of joy and stress, especially for parents trying to balance traditions, family dynamics and kids’ expectations. In fact, 9 out of 10 U.S. adults say the holidays give them some stress. Here are some practical tips to help make the season more enjoyable and less overwhelming:

          Practicing Gratitude with Children

          October 29, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          Caregivers often worry they are not raising children who are appreciative. With Thanksgiving on the horizon, now is the perfect time to focus on gratitude and the many ways to show it. Children are not born feeling grateful so they begin to understand the concept they also need to begin learning how to practice and Read More about Practicing Gratitude with Children »

          Dayton Child Care Provider Reopens Months After Car Crashed into Home

          October 23, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          After months of stress, ‘It’s Christmas!’ Donna’s Daycare owner and administrator Ladonna Miller recently reopened her Dayton family child care business after two months of dealing with insurance claims, construction, inspections and a lot of stress. The reason behind the stress? On Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024, a car plowed through the front of her house Read More about Dayton Child Care Provider Reopens Months After Car Crashed into Home »

          Chief Information Officer Named

          October 4, 2024 by Jean Bach

          CINCINNATI — 4C for Children is pleased to announce the promotion of Terri Alekzander to Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective Oct. 1. In this role, Alekzander will oversee the agency’s technology strategy and information systems, driving innovation and efficiency across all operations.

          Play the Day Away!

          September 26, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          Building a castle of blocks, dreaming up a dramatic plot for dolls or running a pretend restaurant with plastic food. These are all great ways to play—and learn! Play is essential for early childhood development, which spans ages zero to eight. It serves as a powerful channel for young children to  explore, learn and make Read More about Play the Day Away! »

          4C for Children’s Heather Webb Celebrated as Coach of the Year

          September 20, 2024 by Tori Tromblay

          Congratulations to our very own Heather Webb who is being honored by Cincinnati Preschool Promise as 2024 Coach of the Year. 4C for Children partners with the local non-profit to ensure access to high-quality preschools and better kindergarten preparedness for children. Heather has worked as a 4C quality programs specialist since 2021 but she has Read More about 4C for Children’s Heather Webb Celebrated as Coach of the Year »

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