Talking with your child does not require a special setting or extra time. It happens in the car, at the table, while getting ready, or in between moments throughout the day. These everyday conversations help children build language, express their
When your child speaks, the way you respond helps shape how they communicate, learn, and grow. These moments do not require long conversations or perfect answers. What matters is showing your child that their words are heard and valued. Listening
In April, Pre-K students at Eva Covington Head Start Center had their Transition to Kindergarten with a visit to the elementary school! They toured kindergarten classrooms, the library, and music room, met the kindergarten teachers and the school nurse. Ms.