National Breastfeeding Month: Show Your Support
National Breastfeeding Month: Show Your Support The month of August is National Breastfeeding Month. In 1995, the United States Breastfeeding Committee formed in an effort to coordinate a variety of breastfeeding activities across the county. These activities included the...
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Parental Supports for Today and into the Future
Parental Supports for Today and into the Future Healthy Families Initiative In 2016 the Mary Black Foundation launched its five-year commitment to the Healthy Families Initiative to successfully scale the accessibility of the Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) across...
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LENA Start: Building Brains Through Early Talk
LENA Start: Building Brains Through Early Talk Members of the Children’s Services team at the Spartanburg County Public Library are ambassadors of children’s literacy who provide educational opportunities, resources, and connections to encourage lifelong learning. Such learning begins as...
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Summer Camp is Back in Spartanburg!
Summer Camp is Back in Spartanburg! This week’s blog is written by Jami Wood Emory, VP-Spartanburg, The Children’s Museum of the Upstate Ready for a sense of normalcy this summer?! Imagine how our kids feel! We are lucky enough...
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Turning Toward a Safer World for Children
Turning Toward a Safer World for Children This week’s blog is written by Molly Moyer, Director of Development, Hope Center for Children “None of us were lucky enough to have children born with instructions for how to raise them…”...
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Investing in Early Childhood Development
Investing in Early Childhood Development The power of policy change in the lives of young children and their families Research shows that investing early in a child’s life produces positive outcomes for our children, our families, and the economic...
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The Basics: Read & Discuss Stories
The Basics: Read & Discuss Stories The sixth in a series of articles on The Basics: five FUN, SIMPLE and POWERFUL ways to give your child a great start. This week’s blog is written by Melissa Sullivan, marketing communications...
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