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‘Magical Music Mornings’ Will Feature Sarah Smitha and Mick Jeffries
The Fayette Cooperating Preschool is offering a series of free, innovative music classes to young children, ages 2-7, at Hunter Presbyterian Church at 109 Rosemont Garden. These “Magical Music Mornings” will introduce early learners to the artistry of voice and instrument with play-based instruction from Sarah Smitha of Candy Mountain Music and Mick Jeffries of […]
Lexington Preschool Directory
Community Montessori School 725 Stone Road / Info: (859) 277-4805 www.cmsmontessori.org Description: Founded in 1970, CMS offers both full-day and half-day options for Toddler (18-36 months) and Primary (3-5 year-olds) level children. Before and after-school care available. CMS, a toddler to eighth grade school, is accredited by AMI (Association Montessori Internationale), and all teachers are […]
Why Play Matters For Young Children
By Heidi Newman “Why am I paying for my children to play? They can do that at home for free.” Perhaps this has crossed your mind when hearing about Sayre School’s commitment to “Learning through Play” in its earliest grades. In fact, Sayre’s new Lower School building was designed with play in mind. An innovation […]
Asbury Educator of the Month: Kaye Ison
When did Kaye Ison of James Lane Allen Elementary School first start preparing for her career as an educator? How about when she was in elementary school herself in Eastern Kentucky? Young Kaye not only loved attending school (“Even when I was sick, I didn’t want to stay home”), she played school at home. When […]
Tips to Help Parents Yell Less
There may be parents somewhere who never yell. I would love to meet them. If you are one of those parents, please scroll to the end of this article and contact me if you are willing to share your secrets. If you are a parent who yells, please read on. Most adults who yell are […]
Whole Food Smoothies for the Whole Family
By Kathryn Dickens, RDN Whether or not you’re a resolution maker at the start of a new year, almost everyone hopes for good health and aims to take better care of themselves and their families in some way. I am all about setting easy and achievable goals for myself, ones that allow me to add […]
Fireplace Safety Tips
It’s getting colder outside and you may be ready to build a fire to keep your family cozy and warm. Before you do, consider these safety tips courtesy of Member’s Heritage Credit Union. Keep it clear. Clear out any debris from the fireplace and keep all flammable items like furniture, blankets and papers a safe distance […]
10 Tips for Being Active In Cold Weather
By Darek Hendrych With the cold weather upon us, finding the motivation to stay active may be a bit more difficult. Health professionals say adults should do at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity throughout the week. While fitness can be treated as a science, for most of us, it doesn’t have to […]
Santa Visits KY Railway Museum
Begin the holiday season with the Kentucky Railway Museum as Santa takes a break from his busy schedule to take a train ride throughout Nelson County. The “Santa Express” and “North Pole Express” are two special events held annually at the Kentucky Railway in New Haven. During a 1.5 train ride, Santa visits with the […]
2019 Holiday Performances
Whether you are looking for ballet, musical entertainment or stage shows, we have all the info on Central Kentucky holiday performances this season. Read on for details. Derby Dinner Playhouse:“Elf The Musical” Based on the 2003 movie starring Will Farrell, this musical adaptation has all the great humor and heart, but with added songs and […]
Where to Find Santa in Central Ky
Santa is making several stops in Central Kentucky before Christmas Eve. Plan your photo op with Santa or Mrs. Claus at any of these local events happening in November or December: Cabela’s Santa’s Wonderland is open for free photos with Santa, holiday crafts and games daily through Dec. 24. Photos with Santa are available Monday-Saturday […]
Day of the Dead at the Living Arts & Science Center
The Living Arts & Science Center will host the 13th annual Day of the Dead Festival on Friday, Nov. 1 to celebrate the rich traditions of the holiday. This family-friendly event, from 5 to 9 p.m., includes hands-on crafts such as decorating sugar skulls, tin ornaments and traditional headdresses; a community altar for photographs of […]
Identifying Kinds of Infant Crying
Young babies cry. It is their first means of communication with us and is therefore an important part of infancy. They can cry up to two hours a day, sometimes even more. There are different types of infant cries and things that can be done to help stop them. 1) The hunger cry is usually […]
Fetal Doppler Review – bblüv Echö
bblüv Wireless Fetal Doppler with Earphones The wait between doctor’s visits to hear your baby’s heartbeat can feel like forever. Luckily, bblüv has a new Wireless Fetal Doppler so expecting moms can listen to that sweet sound whenever they like. The Echö Doppler allows moms to hear baby’s heartbeat, kicks and even hiccups through the […]
Best Push Presents for a New Mom – Isabelle Grace Jewelry
Childbirth is extremely difficult on a mom’s body, and her efforts deserve praise. Partners can show that appreciation with a “Push Present,” a gift just for mom and given shortly after she gives birth. Isabelle Grace jewelry has options perfect for a mom who deserves something special. The varying styles all tout the design of […]
Best Car Seats for Extended RF – Chicco NextFit Zip Max
We’ve all heard the news by now- children should stay in rear-facing car seats for as long as possible for maximum safety. Chicco heard the news as well, and designed the NextFit Zip Max, a car seat with 25% more legroom in rear-facing mode, so your little one will stay comfortable until they max out […]