Itโs Fall and the rain is fallingโฆhard. Have you hunkered down and got cozy on your couch yet? Itโs that time of year, but luckily we will be entering the holiday season soon and that always brings cheer!
In this issue, weโve got some tips on how to get your child excited to read and โHook a Book Loverโ. We have also rounded up some great resources for you if youโre looking for a preschool, elementary school, high school, or a tutor. Weโve tried to cover your childโs education needs from all angles.
If youโre planning for the new year, we have some winter activity suggestions to consider, many of which will start registration in November. Finally, we have some tips to help you avoid or recover from burnout. Itโs easy to feel overwhelmed, but we need to be easy on ourselves and show compassion so we can keep on trucking and be the parents we want to be!
Thanks for reading!
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