By BronxMama Writer Marilyn Rincon Not All Summer Camps Are Created Equal Spring is just arriving, but most of us are already thinking about our summer plans, especially kids! If you’re considering placing your child in a summer camp, there are many things to consider. • Is your child ready for an overnight summer camp? Some children do well when they are away from their typical home
Gina’s Group family Daycare is a group family daycare in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx. It is a fun and loving environment. We offer an educational curriculum, outdoor play, and all meals are included. We also have a focus on reading and math. We are two blocks away from the BX42 and the BX8 , and five blocks to the BXM9 express bus into the city, which adds
*****Online registration for the summer camps will begin at 9 a.m. on March 11 and end at 11:59 p.m. on March 13. Parks runs summer camp programs in recreation centers citywide for children ages 6-13 (except for Raymond O’Connor Camp). Please call the individual centers for specific information. Each week, your child will: go on trips to places like zoos, parks, museums, NYC attractions, and other exciting cultural and educational
Bronx House will be having a SPRING OPEN HOUSE on Saturday, April 2, 2011-featuring *SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR NEW MEMBERS* *CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL WITH BOOTHS & PRIZES* *BUTTERFLY BOOGIE PERFORMED BY CENTRAL PARK ZOO WILDLIFE THEATER* Visit BronxHouse.org
