As the world of digital learning continues to expand, YouTube has emerged as a treasure trove of educational content for children. From captivating animations that teach fundamental academic skills to immersive videos that foster creativity and curiosity, the platform offers an almost endless array of resources. But with such vast content, it's also easy for parents to feel overwhelmed when trying to choose the best channels for their little ones.

As the world of digital learning continues to expand, YouTube has emerged as a treasure trove of educational content for children. From captivating animations that teach fundamental academic skills to immersive videos that foster creativity and curiosity, the platform offers an almost endless array of resources. But with such vast content, it's also easy for parents to feel overwhelmed when trying to choose the best channels for their little ones.

According to the USDA, more than 38 million people, including 12 million children, in the United States are food insecure. The pandemic has increased food insecurity among families with children and communities of colour, who already faced hunger at much higher rates before the pandemic. Almost every community in North America (and even more worldwide) is home to families who face hunger. But rural communities are especially hard hit by hunger.

This is a feature of another fantastic article I saw on NPR where NPR journalist Malaka Gharib talks about how parents can teach kids how to run errands and be more independent.

When it comes to the everyday digital tool kits of modern parents - Spotify is one of the most underutilized in their arsenal!

The JoMo Kids Commitment To Children draws inspiration from the 10 Principles of the ECEBC Code of Ethics (Early Childhood Educators of British Columbia) and it is made up of 10 core principles.