Fun Fall Activities
Summer is over, but that doesn’t mean we have to stop having fun! Here’s a round up of activity ideas to stay active and...
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Understanding Picky Eating from Both Sides of the Table: A Recap By Julie Venables, Lecture Chair
Understanding Picky Eating from Both Sides of the Table Our most recent installment in our lecture series featured Parent Talk’s “first child,” author...
Needham Farm Gardening Classes for Young Families
New Family Gardening Classes at the Needham Community Farm! The Needham Community Farm (NCF) just celebrated its 10th anniversary, but many Needham residents don’t...
Parent Talk Guide to Happier Kids with Pam Garramone
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A few weeks ago many Parent Talk members braved the cold to attend “The Parent Talk Guide to Happier Kids”,...
How to Ensure Holiday Cheer for Your Whole Family with a Sound Morning Routine
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When the holidays roll around, families and stress seem to go hand-in-hand. However, by establishing a concrete routine for the mornings, you can set...
Take A Creative Approach to Dealing With Learning Disabilities
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Children who struggle academically due to a learning disability are, by definition, in possession of average or above average intelligence. Their disability doesn’t mean...
Teaching Young Children About Consent and Body Safety
Consent and body safety are both concepts that can be understood by young children, and can and should be taught long before they are...
Flicks On The Field This Saturday August 25th! Featuring “SING”!
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Needham, MA – Parent Talk is hosting it’s 12th Annual Outdoor Movie Night, Flicks on the Field. The event will be held on Saturday,...
Educational Fun For Your Kids During Rainy Weather
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No matter the time of year, being stuck inside on the weekend or after school can be disheartening for kids. Thanks to the Internet,...
Tech 101 for Toddlers & Preschoolers
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As parents, the information on how much screen time (and what kind of screen time) our kids should have seems endless. It’s challenging to...