In May, we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with stories across cultures throughout Asia and the Pacific islands of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. Howard County Library System blends mental health awareness with tales of family, empowerment and justice. Learn more about kids of all different traditions and …
Read More »Stevia Morales, children’s instruction and research supervisor; and carmen jessop, senior teens’ instructor and research specialist at Howard County Library System
Here’s What We’re Loving for You and Your Family This Month
Be Bright Lulu Doll Help your child discover their strength and courage with this unique doll whose lilac hair has a UV-activated blonde streak that turns pink in the sun. Kids can join five animal guardians and use their spirit to be confident, dream big and change the world. $49.99, …
Read More »40+ Ways to Fill Easter Eggs (Without Using Candy)
Our family loves an Easter egg hunt, but as the mother of a child with food allergies, it is always a challenge to find items to fill all those plastic eggs with that are not candy. Whether, like me, your child has a food allergy, or you would just …
Read More »For Kid- and Family-friendly Workouts Anywhere, Focus on Functional Movement
With kids, it may already feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day to balance your exercise needs with those of your children. According to Dr. Christi Hay, founder and pediatrician at Palisades Pediatrics in Washington, D.C., kids need at least an hour of exercise per day. Though recess …
Read More »‘Raising a Little Hell’ at Camp Paul Newman Local camps encourage kids with serious illnesses or disabilities to experience life to the fullest through inclusive camps
Camper Victoria Saunders loves swimming at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in the summer. It’s not an activity she usually gets to do. Living with sickle cell disease, 12-year-old Victoria can’t jump into a cold pool or lake, lest the sudden temperature change triggers a pain crisis. At …
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