Tutor Time Blog

Our educators across the country came together on February 16, 2026, for one of the most meaningful days of the year: Winter Teacher In-Service Day.

Starting preschool is a big milestone for children and families. You may feel relieved to know that readiness isn’t about knowing letters or numbers early. It’s about confidence, connection, and curiosity.

 

As experts in the field of early childhood development, we believe in the “Power of Nutrition” to fuel the bodies and minds of children during a very critical period of growth. These formative years are when we nurture their foundation for a successful journey.

Staying active as a family throughout the winter season can be challenging, particularly if you live in a region with freezing temperatures and frequent snowfall. Try these indoor and outdoor winter activities.

Try a few of our simple, Grow Fit^_®-inspired recipes at home to serve up a fun spin on holiday treats. They can add a dash of love to a special Valentine’s Day breakfast or provide a healthy substitute for store-bought candy or cookies.

The 2026 season will be our third year of Wondercamp across our community of Learning Care schools. The signature summer experience is tailored for each age group, from toddlers to school-age children (up to age 12). It’s a fun camp program designed to keep children engaged and learning in exciting ways while they make new friends.

Acknowledging Black History Month is a meaningful opportunity to celebrate Black culture, creativity, and past and present contributions. Involving our children in this effort helps them build empathy, curiosity, and a strong sense of belonging.

In our Learn as We Grow curriculum, Cause and Effect is a six-week concept that invites children to observe, investigate, and make discoveries by experimenting with actions and reactions. 

We have learned that children between the ages of one and three are more likely to peck and poke at their food. Try these 11 proven tips for encouraging your toddler to eat nutritiously.

Five weeknight dinners all made with meal-prepped chicken and inspired by the Grow Fit^_® menus we use at school.

Add these simple dinner options to your menu and embrace the ease they bring. For most of them, you’ll only need five ingredients or less.

Part-time, high-quality child care still offers powerful developmental benefits compared to no preschool at all. In fact, just a few days a week in a warm, intentionally designed early learning environment can help children grow socially, emotionally, academically, and independently.