With school being out for the remainder of the academic year and limited activities taking place, our children are starting to feel the effects of Cabin Fever. Once the online course work is complete, even a walk outside can start to feel repetitive. Finding creative ways to cope with being indoors can be a challenge.[…] Read More
North Carolina has been one of the first four states to be approved for P-EBT (Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer). On Monday, April 20TH, Governor Roy Cooper announced the distribution of P-EBT. Outlined below are the component: P-EBT will help families purchase food for children impacted by school closings due to COVID-19. The program provides the[…] Read More
With school being out, our kids have more free time. Why not give them something constructive to do, while also lending a helping hand. Today we will discuss, how young children can help in the kitchen. Some of these activities will vary depending on age and parent comfort level. Listed below are some simple ways[…] Read More
The days of going to the store for one item have been temporarily halted. Now we tend to stock up on several items, some which may be forgotten. What about that fresh fruit you just purchased three days ago? Is it still fresh? Should you toss it? Things we don’t normally think about have become[…] Read More
Emergency Meals for Teens & Kids The North Carolina Shelter in Place order continues to grow stricter. With each day, we are made aware of additional changes that influence our new normal. The United States Department of Agriculture has granted waivers to allow states more flexibility to allow non-congregate feeding. Parents/guardians can now pick up[…] Read More
