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March 2015
by WFP Admin added on 28 March 2015
I think we can all agree that we want what is best for our kids. Isn’t that why we have chosen to participate in a preschool; furthermore, a co-op? It is my opinion that one of the wonderful benefits of a co-op is the unique opportunity to be part of your child’s education and development, while simultaneously allowing for parental ...
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AmazonSmile Foundation Donation
by WFP Admin added on 3 February 2015
Shop on Amazon this holiday season and Amazon will give .5% to WFP. You must sign up first with Amazon here htp://smile.amazon.com/ch/91-1096627. Then when you shop this holiday season just be sure to use http://smile.amazon.com before you purchase! Thanks for WFP this holiday season...
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Eating Out Healthfully With Your Toddler
by WFP Admin added on 3 February 2015
By Sarah Klippel, Toddler PM Coordinator Eating out has always been a family thing. It is a time to meet with family and friends and bond over the experience of a shared meal. Of course, the home meal is a time for this as well, but there is something exciting about tasting the flavors that another has put together. Or maybe ...
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I Fed My Baby Formula! (and other confessions of a loving mother)
by WFP Admin added on 20 January 2015
Amy Best, 1 Day B Coordinator When I was expecting my 1st born, 7 years ago, I never even considered the idea of bottle feeding. I was going to nurse. I went to the nursing classes at the hospital, I read the research, and I told anyone who asked that that was my plan. I was shocked (as many new ...
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The Science of Baking
by WFP Admin added on 17 December 2014
This is a great time of year for baking, and baking is a great way to sneak in some kitchen chemistry! When your little one asks "why?" while baking cookies or bread this winter, here are some answers you can arm yourself with. Eggs Eggs help contribute liquid to dough and batter. Egg yolks are almost 50% water, and egg whites are ...
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November 2014
by WFP Admin added on 17 December 2014
Wow! We are already 1 month and 3 weeks into our school year. Where has the time gone? Ok, that has nothing to do with what I’m about to write about, but as I sat down to write, I realized it has been almost 2 months since I have seen many of the Woodinville Family Preschool members. I want to ...
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Another Step in Mindful Parenting
by WFP Admin added on 5 September 2014
During the coming months we will ask you to take another step in being more mindful in your parenting journey. Each class will begin to complete written observations of the children. These observations, whether conducted at home or at school, offer you a five-minute window where your intention is simply to watch what is happening with your child. It is ...
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Our Parent-Baby Class for Expectant and New Parents
by WFP Admin added on 18 August 2014
Do you know any new or expectant parents? Be sure to tell them all about our Prenatal/Infant Class! This class offers so much to new parents. "When I began the class three years ago with my then seven-week old son, I was looking for an enriching environment for my child, a way to connect with other parents, and to earn some ...
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Mindful Parenting
by WFP Admin added on 31 July 2014
Our parenting journey begins with the notion that parenting is about the development and nurturing of our children. Yet, as we travel this path, at some point we come to a crossroad where we realize that parenting is just as much about the development and nurturing of ourselves. Parenting is one of the most demanding and intense roles that we will ...
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Phrases for Effective Parenting
by WFP Admin added on 10 July 2014
The way we phrase our comments to our children can make the difference between gaining their cooperation and being met with their hostility. Here are ten common phrases that can help your relationship with your child move in a more positive direction. These also work with people in general! 1. I love being with you! 2. I’m trying to speak respectfully to ...