Childcare & Early Education

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March 4, 2009

Lisa Pagan, a former active duty member of the Army and mother of two toddlers, was called up from the "ready reserves" to report for duty this week for possible deployment to Iraq. She told the Army that she had no one to care for her small children if she was sent overseas because of her husband's travel work schedule.

Joanne Bamberger

Childcare & Early Education

February 2, 2009

Whoa baby! We're breathless here at MomsRising.

Donna Norton

Childcare & Early Education

January 30, 2009

It’s early Sunday afternoon, and your family is gathered around the flat screen to take in the day’s biggest football game. There are snacks, cheers, jeers, great plays, and heartbreaking fumbles, all before the first commercial break.

Aaron Smith

Childcare & Early Education

January 29, 2009

The hours after school are often rife with worry as moms and dads struggle to cobble together safe and adequate childcare arrangements. As a mom, I constantly worry about what is best for my daughters after school. Safety is key, but it is not enough.

Jodi Grant

Childcare & Early Education

August 11, 2008

As a family child care provider and entrepreneur of sorts, I know that parents depend on me to support their families and to make sure their young children begin school ready to learn.

Kathy Williams

Childcare & Early Education

July 23, 2008

I am blogging today on behalf of Cox Communications in partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to inform everyone about a very special webcast event coming up this Wednesday, July 23rd. Millions of tweens and teens surf the Internet every day, and they often know more about the Web than their parents, guardians and even teachers.

Julie Hurvitz

Childcare & Early Education

June 9, 2008

The implications of rising fuel costs extend beyond drivers. Even the cost of school lunches will spike this fall as food and gas prices have risen and federal subsidies have not kept up with the added costs, according to an article on MSNBC.com. School districts across the country are feeling the pinch. From the MSNBC article:

Elisa Batista

Childcare & Early Education

May 12, 2008

Earlier this week, my 12-year-old son told me he was a little nervous about asking a girl in his class if she wanted to go out, and he wanted my advice. My rather doltish response: "Um, where are you going to go?"

Tony Buchsbaum

Childcare & Early Education

May 10, 2008

Ms. Booty Homemaker

Childcare & Early Education

April 24, 2008

Public education, which is a free service guaranteed by the California Constitution, is no longer free. According to the Los Angeles Times, various school districts are asking parents to fork over cash in an effort to hold onto teachers after proposed budget cuts by Gov.

Elisa Batista