Kids Kitchen Corner – Yogurt Bark
Looking for a fun, healthy, and delicious treat that kids can help make? This Yogurt Bark is the perfect kitchen adventure! It’s cool, creamy, and packed with fruity goodness. And…
Door Art Competition
Exciting news from our Amsterdam location! Our Door Art Competition is here, showcasing creativity, collaboration, and school spirit. Each class has put in their best effort, and the results are…
Spotlight on Amber Ball – Ridge Street AMC
Leadership Star This month, we spotlight Ms. Amber Ball, who leads our Ridge Street location on the Lower East Side. From Amber: "Hey AMC Fam! I’m Amber, the Director of…
This Month’s Value: Respecting Ownership – Owning Our Actions and Choices
This month, we’re focusing on the value of Respecting Ownership – Owning Our Actions and Choices. For preschoolers, this means learning that their actions have consequences and that it’s important…
Play, Explore, Learn!
Did You Know? 90% of a Child's Brain Development Happens in the First Five Years. This critical period shapes language, emotional, and cognitive skills. At All My Children, we use…
Fun with Rhymes: Celebrating Dr. Seuss’ Birthday
Oh, The Places We’ll Go! We had so much fun celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday! Dr. Seuss is more than a beloved author; his books have a magical way of sparking…
All My Children Happenings
JULY 2025: Chocolate Oat Balls Our Value: Bucket Filling Celebrating Father's Day Strengthening Family Partnerships Director of the Month - Alessandra Long Honoring Milestones: 3K Moving Up & 4K Graduation…
Expressing Identity: The Power of Self-Portraits
At All My Children, we love creating self-portraits! Self-portraits are an excellent way for children to express themselves and explore their identity. Through this creative process, they learn to reflect…
Summer Vibes & Values
Ready for a summer of unforgettable experiences? At All My Children, our Summer Camp Program delivers a joyful, activity-filled season that children look forward to all year. Younger campers can…
Helping Kids Understand: All Feelings Are Valid, But Not All Behaviors Are Acceptable
Teaching children that all feelings are okay, but not all behaviors are acceptable, helps them develop emotional intelligence, self-control, and empathy.