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Child Mind Institute Shares Resources on Setting Screen Time Rules for Summer
As summer temperatures heat up, parents will likely want to encourage their children to spend more time outside and hope that they’ll spend less time thinking about screen time.
YWCA’s Action Conversations Aim to Create Change in Pittsburgh Communities
The YWCA Greater Pittsburgh’s Center for Race & Gender Equity will host Action Conversations with local experts and leaders on the third Wednesday of the month. The conversations are designed to build community and create change.
June Recalls on Children’s Products
Below is a list of June recalls from the following federal agencies: the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Neighborhood Allies, PA ABLE to Offer Summer Classes
Neighborhood Allies will offer digital skills classes for adults in July and August, while PA ABLE will offer webinars on its services through a partnership with the Pennsylvania Treasury.
Child Mind Institute Provides Resources for Getting Children to Do Chores
For most children, chores are a burden that they don’t enjoy and, many times, it can be a chore getting them to pitch in around the house.
Resources for July Observances
Various organizations, states, and nations recognize a number of observances each month. Resources can help parents, caregivers, and child care professionals acknowledge and navigate them.
APOST Strategic Plan to Provide Support to Out-of-School Time Providers
A new strategic plan developed by Allegheny Partners for Out-of-School Time (APOST) will provide providers of out-of-school time programs in Allegheny County with more focused support.
Child Mind Institute Provides Resources on How to Support LGBTQ+ Children’s Mental Health
As part of June’s Pride Month, the Child Mind Institute has released a list of resources on how to support LBGTQ+ children’s mental health.
Resource Details the Four Elements Adults Should Utilize When Connecting with Children
Connection is the key to building trust and safety, and there are four elements that adults should focus on when attempting to connect with a child.