Pictured: (top row, left to right) Karlee McKinney, Rebecca Ayres, and Maggie Ayres. (bottom row, left to right) Emily Skinner, D’Onna Manning, Clare Bishop, and Dr. Brandon Magers. (not pictured) Sybil Roberson and Laela...
Read MoreEarly childhood is a key time in your child’s brain development. Mississippi Thrive is spreading the word about easy, fun activities that help develop your child’s brain. These science based tips can help any care giver become a...
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During the quarantine the Mississippi Museum of Art has been providing educational opportunities...
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Today, she returns to our Virtual Storytime with her cute “forever friend” resting on her shoulder! Click below for a reading of her children’s book, “The Fuzzy Forever Friend.”
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Now, an initiative developed by Nationwide Children’s Hospital is here to help. In an effort to improve the mental health of children, it’s developed the “Growing Our Gratitude” program.
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The National WWII Museum and Allstate Sugar Bowl Crescent City Classic are launching the inaugural WWII Liberty Road Challenge to honor the route Allied Forces took to liberate France in the summer of 1944.
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Last week, Governor Tate Reeves began to ease restrictions that prohibited functioning of salons and barber shops.
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MIS-C is described by MSDH as an inflammatory illness found in children under 18 years of age that may be associated with previous COVID-19 infection.
Read MoreFind more Vroom Tips™ at www.vroom.org, download the free Vroom® app, or text VROOM to 48258 to get free Vroom Tips™ by text. Heather is also part of the Child Health and Development Project: Mississippi Thrive! (CHDP), a joint...
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The foundation encourages all to join its “Show the Love” campaign, wherein students may send “messages of encouragement” to teachers during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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