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Winter break. The kids are home, the weather might be less than ideal, and the dreaded words "I'm bored!" are inevitably on the horizon. But fear not! This break can be a wonderful opportunity for learning and creating lasting memories with your children and the perfect time to harness the transformative power of play and discovery.

While a coffee mug or a potted plant might check the box for your child’s teacher gifts this year, consider something that truly nourishes their professional growth: books!

As the holiday season surrounds us with warmth and togetherness, we at Gryphon House want to take a moment to pause and reflect on the people who make a profound difference in children’s lives every day.

Hosted in Anaheim, this year’s conference brought together educators, authors, and passionate advocates for young children from across the world. Listen to this special podcast to learn more.

October is National Book Month, a time to celebrate reading, writing, and literature. As early childhood educators and caregivers, you know that reading to children is one of the most impactful ways to support their growth and development.

In this blog post, we're sharing an insightful excerpt from a recent conversation that took place at Riverfield Country Day School. 

October is National Book Month is a time when we celebrate not just the act of reading, but the joy, wonder, and knowledge that literature brings to all of us, both young and old.

Mental health matters for everyone—adults and children alike. Our latest blog shares tips and insight for addressing burnout and finding support.

What was the last thing you looked forward to? Was it something big, such as a day off, a vacation, or a major purpose? Milestones matter in our lives, and we should enjoy the important memories they make.