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Children tend to snack on sugary foods immediately after daycare, study finds - Vimarsana News

Children tend to snack on sugary foods immediately after daycare, study finds

The hour after children are picked up from day care is the least nutritious, according to a new study. Parents tend to give their children sugary and salty snacks, missing an opportunity to establish healthy habits. Researchers found children consume about 20% of their calories during that time, and 22% of their added sugar intake.

United States Nursery Schools Market Analysis, 2014-2029: - Vimarsana News

United States Nursery Schools Market Analysis, 2014-2029:

Dublin, May 01, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

Advocates, commissioner pushing for tax exemption for child care businesses in Killeen and Bell County - Vimarsana News

Advocates, commissioner pushing for tax exemption for child care businesses in Killeen and Bell County

Child care has become an essential service, say Killeen advocates who pushing for 100% tax exemption status at the city and county level.

Next Steps center ground-breaking set in Beloit - Vimarsana News

Next Steps center ground-breaking set in Beloit

A groundbreaking event is scheduled for May 14 for the Next Steps Resilience Center, located at the former Royce Elementary School building in Beloit.

Here's why Pittsfield Public schools is splitting its 3-year-old pre-K program into morning and afternoon sessions - Vimarsana News

Here's why Pittsfield Public schools is splitting its 3-year-old pre-K program into morning and afternoon sessions

Next year, the 3-year-old program will change to a half-day for its participants — both children with a diagnosis requiring special education services, and “community peer” children whose families won