Oct 1, 2024

The upcoming fall season brings not only the relief of cooler temperatures and the anticipation of the holidays, but also the challenge of juggling new routines and schedules as families settle into the school year. Luckily, there’s an exciting new tool for parents looking to bring a little organization—and a lot of support—into their lives. Built with and for South Carolina parents, SC Parents is a new hub for caregivers seeking community, finding parenting tips, and discovering resources to make this season of life not just manageable, but truly enjoyable.

Aug 6, 2024

In the bright, fun and sunny days of summer break, the term “back to school” may be the three most challenging words for any child to hear. But the good news is there are many ways to ease the transition into a new school year that can help set you and your child up for success.  From restarting routines to sharpening their skills, here’s a game plan to help your child start a new school year with an “A+” attitude. 

Apr 22, 2024

As the weather warms and families head outdoors for entertainment, playgrounds are often a first stop for those with young children. Playgrounds provide plenty of fun, allow children the chance to exercise and practice their social skills, and they are a perfect location for the unstructured, imaginative play that experts say is integral for healthy childhood development. However, a big part of keeping that play fun for children is keeping it safe, and this is especially important on the playground.

Mar 26, 2024

Separation anxiety in children can be a challenging aspect of parenting, especially when it comes to child care and school drop-offs.

Nov 21, 2023

If you see your child bite another child, or your child care provider tells you about a biting incident, the most important thing parents need to know is that biting is a normal childhood behavior.

Oct 17, 2023

Every family needs a little help sometimes. In South Carolina, there are many supportive programs to help your family through the tough times. Learn more from our special blog contributor, Children’s Trust of South Carolina.