The circumstances are different, but the root of it all is the same. Rewatch these @DevalPatrick remarks from 2014 about sheltering immigrants in Massachusetts. “America’s power … comes from giving not from taking.” https://t.co/3VvMpSmUED
WIC participants receive healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and referrals to health care and other social services. WIC promotes breastfeeding as the optimal source of nutrition for infants.
@1000Days
PRESS RELEASE: The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development is pleased to announce four Equity Dashboards have been added to the Department of Economic Research (DER) website.
Full details: https://t.co/PBrCafR9o9
Thank you, @LtGovDelgado for visiting with a family from the @risinggroundny ParentChild+ site, and for sharing a special moment with one of our program graduates, Dior. We are so proud of the work ParentChild+ parents do to prepare their children! #equalpossibilitiesfromthestart
Want a year of no-cost birth control with just one trip to the pharmacy? ACCESS, a Massachusetts law, makes it easier to get more control over your birth control. Find out more at https://t.co/Ao6tSnDvOC
All month we'll be sharing some of our fave #waterplay#VroomTips & resources. How does water play boost your child's brain development?
From introducing math ideas to promoting language development, @PathwaysOrg explains the many benefits of water play: https://t.co/xCZfg7D64a
This summer, when swimming in lakes, ponds, and other natural bodies of water, be aware of tree limbs, rocks or other obstacles and steep drop-offs that can take you by surprise. More safety tips can be found at https://t.co/XN5230RsHM #SwimSafeMA
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has updated their breastfeeding recommendations! They recommend exclusive breastfeeding for about the first 6 months of life, and then continuing for as long as you and your baby desire, to 2 years and beyond. https://t.co/4zirTfDk1f
Today is National Eat Your Vegetables Day! Challenge yourself to get your five full servings of veggies today. You can have a veggie scramble for breakfast, a salad for lunch, and roasted veggies for dinner. For dessert don’t forget the carrot cake (it totally counts).
It's totally normal to be feeling burned out after 2 years of #pandemic parenting. Here are some ways to cope, from making time for self care to seeking therapy, and everything in between: https://t.co/q1x6qeaohn Via @Healthline
Do you use WIC and SNAP benefits together? Divide your list into WIC Foods and SNAP Foods. Purchase foods such as milk, cheese, cereal, and fruit with your WIC card, and foods such as meat, olive oil, and spices with your SNAP card. https://t.co/PCJHXmoc46
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Suzin Bartley, Children’s Trust Executive Director, shares a powerful letter to the @BostonGlobe on the importance of child abuse prevention, and our collective responsibility to keep kids safe.
https://t.co/xljiyXbPyW
Do you know the difference between punishment and discipline? Here's a hint: one of them boosts confidence and connection. 💙
Adopting positive discipline doesn't have to be #onetoughjob. Click here to learn how. ⬇️ https://t.co/rBoUEvkZxW
Children learn through their senses, so here's a fun #VroomTip you can do anywhere that encourages them to experiment with textures: Ask: "Do you feel my soft scarf? It feels smooth." Wait for them to respond. You're helping them make connections between words & feelings.
April is the start of #NCAPM. This month, we are honored to partner with @PCAAmerica and highlight their efforts to foster a safe, healthy future for all children & families. Learn more: https://t.co/uTrStnf8cw
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