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The Shabbat parent also is encouraged to participate in our Shabbat rituals. Of course, any other talents you would like to share with us (like playing an instrument) at this time are also welcomed. Shabbat parents can read a book to the children and then may donate the book to our school library. We do not have Shabbat parents in the Gan Katan classrooms because we have found that this is too disruptive and difficult for the children. ShabbatParent If you would like to share Shabbat in your child’s class, please sign up on the sheet outside your child’s classroom. Of course, the teachers and Director are always available at other times to discuss your child. These conferences are a great time to raise issues and communicate your concerns about your child. Parent-Teacher Conferences Formal conferences occur twice a year to discuss your child’s progress. You may find it enlightening to quietly observe your child's interaction. Parent Visits Parents are welcome to visit the classroom at any time.

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Looking for a way to become more involved with your child’s school? How about serving on the Glasser Preschool Committee? Please feel free to contact our Glasser Preschool Director or any Committee member for more information. All preschool parents are invited and encouraged to attend the monthly preschool committee meetings. GPS Parent Committee A parent advisory board governs Glasser Preschool. Sign-up forms for volunteer opportunities are contained in your orientation packet. Opportunities are available for both ”stay at home“ and parents who work outside of the home. _Parent Volunteers Parent involvement is important to The Glasser Preschool! All preschool parents are required to assist in at least two volunteer areas during the school year. #emilyoster #marathon #running #runnersofinstagram #runningmotivation. #emilyoster #marathon #running #runnersofinstagram #runningmotivation

Taking a little time to do some shorter distances but.see you in Boston 2025. The marathon requires one to constantly choose to continue. What I would say is that it was physically less painful but when you’re in labor you have no choice but to keep going. You can hear the episode at my link in bio.įinal note: Someone asked me after if it was harder or easier than childbirth.

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If you want to hear more about the marathon, I did a full recap with my dear friend on her podcast this week. You have no idea what a difference it made. Thank you to everyone here who supported this in whatever way. And working with completely changed my relationship with food, in addition to teaching me that you need a lot more gels and salt tabs than you think. Training with and showed me I could do much more than I thought I could on the run. I probably learned more about myself in the last three months training than I have for many years. People were right, though, when they told me that the race was just the celebration. The race itself was a combination of everything - relaxing, exhausting, joyful, despairing, running, walking, feeling like I was going to collapse, feeling like I could run forever. Two weeks ago I ran my first marathon, at CIM. #emilyoster #parentdata #pregnancytips #parentingtips #parentingadvice #websitelaunch. #emilyoster #parentdata #pregnancytips #parentingtips #parentingadvice #websitelaunch And this is still the beginning! Let me know what you think. I’m very proud today of the team that brought this to life, and grateful to all of you for being on this journey with us. There’s also a new community space, the ParentData Village, where you can connect and share advice with other data-driven parents. It’s the culmination of several books and several years of my writing, alongside the voices of experts and writers that I deeply trust.

A resource that will be there at 3:00 in the morning when you’re panic Googling about baby poop. That’s why I am so excited to introduce you to our fully redesigned website: PARENTDATA.ORG! It’s your data-driven guide to pregnancy, parenting, and beyond. It takes being there for you ~24/7~ with judgment-free, data-driven answers to your daily questions. If we want to fulfill this mission, it’s going to take more than a weekly newsletter. Our mission at ParentData is to create the most informed generation of parents by providing high-quality data that you can trust, whenever you need it.

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