University Child Care at Mission Bay

Not all families are the same, and kids will often ask questions about family structures different from their's. All families are wonderful, as long as there is love and care. Read this article for ideas to help guide the conversation on diverse families: https://bh.social/3j08TJZ

Say welcome back to learning and fun with Bright Horizons. Reserve your child’s spot now, save $150, & cancel risk-free. https://bh.social/3gJW83o

Executive function skills are strong predictors of success later in life. Check out these fun way to help your children develop executive function skills at home. https://bh.social/3vtfa3t

Hear more from parents in our Bright Horizons centers: https://bh.social/3gaoipm #ParentPerspectives

Enroll now and save! Bring learning, fun, and routine back into your child’s life this summer reserve your spot today. https://bh.social/3x0q9Tc

Learn about general physical development milestones for every age and stage and ways you can help your child build fine and gross motor skills. https://bh.social/3vQ90eK

It's never too early to teach children about kindness, inclusion, and helping others. #MLKDay

Books and toys can be effective educational tools to help families actively raise anti-racist children. Bright Horizons VP Education and Development, Rachel Robertson, explains how. Access the full discussion on-demand: https://bh.social/2XDYMi2

Between working from home, staying in place, socializing online, and learning remotely is your head spinning? You’re not alone. Join us on 1/26 as we talk to parents just like you and find out how they’ve been able to work and parent during a pandemic and ways they’re powering up for the year ahead. https://bh.social/3oLb58k

Time capsules can be a great way to encourage children to reflect on the last year, who they are now, and how they may change in the future. https://bddy.me/382HmBX #HappyNewYear2021 #HappyNewYear

Keep your kids busy and learning at home during winter break with activities for all ages and interests.

Fun is just a hop, skip, and a freeze away! Get moving with Mr. Nate in this activity brought to you by our friends at BOKS! Watch the full video here: https://bh.social/3e0El6r

Our fall Growing Readers picks are in! From outer space to childhood friendships to even the history of Monopoly we're sharing books and reading activities for every age and stage.

What's the difference between solitary, parallel, and cooperative play? Bright Horizons VP of Learning & Development Rachel Robertson is breaking it down. Check out the full webinar with LEGO Education: https://bddy.me/37db9b2

In search of some family-friendly activities this fall that are both fun and educational? Look no further than these 6 indoor and outdoor ideas!

Take note of this at-home music activity burst, brought to you by our friends at BOKS https://bddy.me/30OuKtX

Happy #WorldTeachersDay! Thank you for making a difference in so many lives today and every day.

We're rounding up 8 children's books celebrating Hispanic and Latino authors and characters. #HispanicHeritageMonth https://bddy.me/3cWKZu8

Happy #InternationalPodcastDay! Be sure to subscribe to the Teach.Play.Love. podcast with Rachel Robertson as she discusses strategies for approaching this unusual school year. Apple: https://bddy.me/34bmgOG Spotify: https://bddy.me/2HO4kCh Stitcher: https://bddy.me/30Dc28T

Check out this at-home activity burst from BOKS that is perfect for the weekend! https://bddy.me/3kUmLDv

We’re collaborating with BOKS a Reebok initiative to make our Movement Matters curriculum even better! https://bddy.me/3hXB6wV

Whether grandparents & grandchildren are separated by miles, or unable to see each other in person right now, here are some ways to help them connect! https://bddy.me/32MXJQo

It is so important that children grow up seeing all different types of people both in their communities and in literature. We're sharing a list of 13 children's books that elevate black voices and characters.

With masks likely to be part of our lives for the foreseeable future, what do you need to know about their effects on children's development?