Saint Barnabas Medical Center is hosting a virtual meeting on May 7: “What to Expect When Delivering Your Baby During A Pandemic.”
She works in a busy Livingston hospital. He’s a firefighter in Maplewood. They were set to get married. Then COVID-19 hit.
From 10:00 AM to 12 noon
You can now celebrate your child's next birthday at Lifetown, a unique learning facility for people with special needs in Livingston.
Families with children in Kindergarten, First and Second grades are invited to the JLP Family Pajama Shabbat Service at TBA.
Club TBA Culinary Kids created edible menorahs and dreidels.
ShopRite’s replica grocery store at LifeTown will offer job training and teach life skills to people with special needs.
The Livingston event will include food, beverages, DJ music and a visit from Santa.
The Early School of Temple B'nai Abraham in Livingston presents a "Pop-Up Tot Time" class for toddlers 12-23 months.
The students of The Early School of Temple B'nai celebrated Sukkot by fulfilling the Mitzvah of shaking the lulav and etrog in the Sukkah.
A Livingston mother and daughter got an unexpected lesson about standing up to bullies. Here's what they found out.
National Bullying Prevention Month kicks off this October across the nation. Have you experienced bullying in Livingston?
Lifetown has a volunteer-powered "Main Street" where people with special needs can practice independent living skills.
The parents, who are white, said they first became aware of the alleged mix-up when their daughter began to develop “Asian” features.
Nursing mothers can donate their excess breast milk to other babies at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. See how it's done.
Families can start with events and outings that will be sensitive and welcoming to the special needs community.
Annual review season is here, and your child’s meeting is probably already on your schedule.
Bring your baby , 0-6 months and join other new parents for tips on how to help navigate the freshman year of parenting!
Among the many other things parents can help instill in their children, a healthy diet could easily rank as one of the most important habits
The majority of my book recommendations teach a valuable life lesson to youth and come highly recommended from one of my favorite teachers.
The Intergenerational Prom in Livingston offers a night of food and entertainment for seniors and high school students.
Many factors can lead to or contribute to parent trauma, therefore it is extremely important to understand and validate the parent’s stress.
Put these tips to work to help your child succeed.
Games can be very beneficial in the mental health world and here are some reasons for that.
Would you like to know more about social media safety or cyberbullying?
"Working with or parenting children comes with a single guarantee: they will interrupt you regularly."
Here we discuss some ways to encourage socialization and avoid isolation.
The Jewish Learning Program (JLP) of Temple B’nai Abraham, will hold its Annual Purim Carnival on Sunday, March 17, 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM.
A pair of sisters unexpectedly gave birth on the same day – in rooms next to each other – at Saint Barnabas hospital in Livingston.
Take everyday games and weave in social and emotional lessons for your kids.
People not getting paid due to the shutdown are invited to use the YMCA for free and defer childcare costs.
in our latest blog for Shield HealthCare, we discuss the perspective of a sibling of a child with special needs.
Let's talk about the different parenting styles and the benefits of co-parenting.
Prospective Camp Families Are Invited to Two 2019 Meadowbrook Country Day Camp Open House Events: Jan 13 or Feb 2, from 11 am - 3 pm
Dr. Liz presents to the Parsippany High School Students and Parent Community on Transitioning to College
The first baby of the New Year didn’t wait long to make his grand entry at Saint Barnabas hospital in Livingston. See the happy family here.
To Benefit Saint Barnabas Medical Center's The Child Life Program and Comfort Project 360. …A Huge Success!
Reunion Date is set for May 18, 2019
Buying gifts for children this holiday season? Make sure they are safe to avoid injuries. The Livingston Health Department shares tips.
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