Tutor Time Blog

The way we, as parents and caregivers, respond to children’s questions and worries will help them through difficult times and teach them to cope during future challenges.  We wanted to provide you with information to help you recognize signs of stress in children and offer you suggestions for helping children manage stress.

We’ve compiled a quick reference list of first aid kit essentials, so you always have what you need to handle the basics at home or on the go. 

Here’s how we’re keep your little ones – and our entire school community – healthy and safe throughout the year.

We’ve compiled some helpful tips for making your next trip to the beach, or pool, both fun and safe.

Here are just nine of the many enhanced health and safety measures our schools are taking.

Read on to learn about some of the amazing benefits of the WatchMeGrow app!

Helping children understand events, such as the coronavirus, can be challenging and overwhelming. Below you will find some guidelines and tips to support children at home.

Here are 7 tips to help you keep your little ones safe and healthy during the winter months.

Print out this comprehensive packing list so you can ensure you bring all the necessary items on your next family road trip.

For much of the country, the weather has begun to change and warm up so that children are starting to play outside more often. We all know the importance of spending time being active, and there is no better place for this than the outdoors. For parents, this means having a new set of safety […]

Tutor Time’s parent company, the Learning Care Group, is opening a window for parents into their child’s school day with real-time photos, videos and updates anytime, anywhere. The early childhood education leader is ensuring that families enrolled at its preschools nationwide feel as close to their children as possible during school hours through brightwheel – […]

Parents, here are some friendly reminders to help ensure your ghouls and goblins have a great Halloween this year. Stay Close to Mom and Dad – Young children should always have adult supervision when trick-or-treating. If you can’t go with them, see if another parent can take them. Kids should never go into a stranger’s house […]