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Home Is Where the Heart (and Learning!) Is: Discover Our Family Visiting Program

The Family Visiting Program at Martha’s Table ensures that parents and children are set up for success—together. Learn more about our program!

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Navigating New Horizons: Students Adventure to Panama

Our Global Passport Program goes beyond the neighborhood, opening doors to new cultures, experiences, and adventures. Last month, we took our first international trip to Panama, where students explored lush rainforests, vibrant cities, and rich cultural traditions. This trip allowed young travelers to connect with a world beyond their own and experience Panama’s unique cultural heritage firsthand. It also marked an exciting milestone, opening the door to a truly global experience for our youth.

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Back to School and Beyond!

It’s time for the Welcome Back event at Martha’s Table! Each year, we invite our alumni back to select essential school supplies and prepare for the upcoming school year. Learn more about how you can support our young learners.

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Little Hands, Big Dreams

Choosing the right early childhood education center is one of the most important decisions you can make for your child. At Martha’s Table, we are committed to providing the best possible start for every child. With our experienced educators, comprehensive curriculum, supportive environment, and strong family engagement, we are proud to offer your child an unparalleled, accredited Early Childhood Education experience.

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Introducing the Dietra L. Ford Children’s Savings Account Program

Today, Martha’s Table has announced that its new children’s savings account (CSA) program will be named in honor of Dietra L. Ford, a native Washingtonian who dedicated her life to supporting childhood causes. She is also the late mother of former president and CEO Kim R. Ford.

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Tips for Picky Eaters

Every parent can emphasize the long, uphill battles to expose and encourage their growing kids to new, healthy foods. Meal times require lots of patience and repetition. Sometimes become quite messy. It is important to remember you and your family are not alone in this healthy journey. Read below for tips for families when exploring new foods and how to keep up the encouragement when your kids are rejecting healthy foods.

Guest Author: Camille Range, MPH, RDN

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