Blind River Earlyon Child & Family Ctr.

11/03/2025

November calendar is up on Keyon for Pre-register events and here at EarlyON for pick up of hard copies.

11/03/2025

For newborns we have cuddle wraps available and lots of baby clothes.

11/01/2025

Iron Bridge Halloween party on Thursday. We learned about the science of melting and thinning caramel.

10/28/2025

These photos were from our last visit to the Lion's Park in October. The children were following their scavenger hunt cards and checking off the squares with physical activity. They jumped, rolled, hung from trees, stomped on leaves etc. They found mushrooms, leaves and other items to make art. We were blessed with a warm fall day.

10/28/2025

We are a month away from seeing Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Lion's Bazaar. Make a note on your calendars, take a picture of the poster on your phone and we hope to see you there!!!!

10/28/2025

11:30 am Friday join author Rachel Michelle Wilson read her story "To Catch a Ghost". There are stories shared often so bookmark this page and check back often.

Join award-winning children's authors and illustrators for live read-alouds on the all new Storyvoice app!

10/27/2025

Be present for your kids. They appreciate your presence more than presents!

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10/27/2025

Trunk or Treat was a great success! If you were there post some photos for us to see!

10/27/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from Lands & Resources! 🕸️
Keep our little trick-or-treaters safe this spooky season! 👻
Thanks to The Bakery Box, we’re giving away fiber optic wands starting October 27th – while supplies last!
📍 Pick-up in the band office lobby.
✨ Let’s light up the night and drive carefully!

10/27/2025

Such good advice, notice and celebrate the good things your child does. When they are kind etc. It takes practice but is so worth it!

Want to know one of the simplest, most powerful tools in parenting?

👉 Catch your child being good.

Research from Yale psychologist Alan Kazdin shows that noticing and naming positive behavior — even tiny moments — shapes kids’ brains far more effectively than focusing on what they’re doing wrong.

Instead of: “Stop interrupting.”
Try: “I really like how you waited until I finished talking.”

Every time you name what’s going right, you strengthen the connection and increase the chances your child will do it again. 💛

10/27/2025

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