America’s children are facing multiple challenges to their mental and physical health. Some of the reasons include increased screen time, lack of physical activity, poor nutrition, and the pressures of academic and social expectations. What can parents do to...
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December’s Virtues of the Month: Humility and Consideration
Ebenezer’s Virtues of the Month Program is about empowering everyone to live by their highest values. There are 52 virtues that provide empowering strategies of excellence. This month’s virtues are: Humility and Consideration. Humility is being open to every...
Give a Book This Holiday Season!
By Dana Brumm, Curriculum Specialist Books are among the very best gifts for any preschooler! They get little ones exposed to and interested in literacy early on, and they offer amazing opportunities for child-caregiver bonding. Many books available today offer...
December’s Parenting Tip: Giving Your Children Experiences Versus Gifts
As the holiday season approaches, many parents find themselves overwhelmed with the idea of gifting more “things” that often just add to the clutter at home. This year, why not consider the gift of family experiences - memories that will last longer than any physical...
Ebenezer Child Care Centers Receives $50,000 Grant from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
We are so excited to announce that our non profit agency recently was awarded a $50,000 grant from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Capital 2024 Fund. The generous grant will be used to support facility upgrades. According to Beverly Anderson, our executive...
Books and Activities about Gratitude
Thanksgiving will be here before you know it. Sarah from our West Allis/Wauwatosa Center was on Real Milwaukee on November 11 to talk about teaching your children gratitude through your actions as a parent. If you missed the segment you can catch it here:...
September’s Parenting Tip: Listening to Learn Parenting
Our lives are filled with busy days, especially with all the demands placed on parents today. Juggling work, household chores, parenting, and the general business of everyday life, along with the distraction of technology, makes us feel stretched and even disconnected...
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