Too Small to Fail was proud to partner on the newly renovated fully inclusive Shane’s Inspiration playground in Griffith Park in Los Angeles. Thank you to Shane's Inspiration and Landscape Structures Inc. for your wonderful partnership and celebrating chi

Landscape Structures is proud to partner with Inclusion Matters by Shane’s Inspiration to bring inclusive play to Los Angeles, CA and spread the message of i...

“When mothers have less depression or anxiety, they have more energy, capacity, and time to engage with their children. And if they have that time, they use that time — to read with their kids, to talk with their kids, to sing with their kids, to hold the

We marked the official launch of Elevate: A Policy Lab to Elevate Mental Health and Disrupt Poverty with a lineup of incredible speakers and opportunities to learn about— and dream up— the work ahead. Check out more photos and a recap of our launch event: http://ow.ly/jCO850uliPY

Looking for some fun and easy ways you can help your child learn to care for our environment? Check out this wonderful blog post from our friends at Teaching Beyond the Square! http://www.mommyshorts.com/2019/04/16-things-you-can-do-to-motivate-your-kids-

Earth Day is a great day to initiate some green resolutions as a family. Read this list with your children and see what inspires them to take action!

Thanks to Global Citizen for highlighting our Laundry Literacy Coalition efforts! We're proud to be part of the effort to promote early learning by meeting families in the everyday places and spaces that they are. https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/

“Learning can happen anytime, anywhere.”

"Learning can happen any time, anywhere." Read more from Quartz about how Too Small to Fail, LaundryCares Foundation and Libraries Without Borders are promoting early literacy in laundromats nationwide. https://bit.ly/2DQOstE...

We’re so grateful to our partners LaundryCares Foundation and Libraries Without Borders who make this possible!...

Watch: Chelsea Clinton visits a laundromat where Too Small to Fail shows why laundry and literacy are a perfect match.

Laundry time can be a time to learn, too! Check out this story from PBS NewsHour about the work Too Small to Fail is doing with LaundryCares Foundation and Libraries Without Borders to promote early learning in laundromats. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/sh

The first five years of a child’s life are critical for language exposure, but studies suggest children in lower-income families often don’t experience the rich literary environment wealthier kids do. A New York City initiative trying to close that gap encourages reading in a spot families visit...

#ICYMI from Chicago Tribune: 'Laundromats and literacy are a weirdly perfect couple.' Chelsea Clinton leads storytime in new Chicago learning space for kids https://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/ct-life-chelsea-clinton-literacy-laundromats-20190320-st

Chelsea Clinton's early childhood initiatives include literacy spaces for kids in Chicago laundromats, launching this spring with help from the Chicago Public Library.

Wondering how you can instill a love of books and reading in your little one? Check out the early literacy tips for families we created with American Academy of Pediatrics! http://bit.ly/2acGOe1 #ReadAcrossAmerica...

Did you know? Supportive relationships with parents and caregivers can help young children develop resilience, the skills that help them succeed and cope in difficult circumstances. Learn more about resilience and how you can help your child build it: htt

On #ValentinesDay (and every day) a little love goes a long way. Learn how you can help support your child’s development by helping him or her feel safe and secure. https://bit.ly/1BAFjNo...

Did you know? Nurturing relationships with parents and caregivers lay the foundation for children’s healthy social-emotional development. A loving and secure environment can children feel safe and develop trust. Learn more with our #BigFeelings resources:

When you talk, read, & sing with your child in sensitive, loving & responsive ways, you build their brain & help them develop the social-emotional skills they need to succeed in school & life. Check out our new resources with tips for understanding and managing your child’s behavior, and taking ca...

By modeling and encouraging tolerance and empathetic behaviors, parents can show their children that the differences among us enrich our lives. Check out these tips on teaching children about diversity and cultural awareness from PBS KIDS: https://to.pbs.

Use these tips to spark your children’s curiosity about who they (and others) are in their world.

You and your little one can learn about #BlackHistoryMonth with these resources from Reading Rockets. Check them out: https://bit.ly/1zdCot6...

February is Black History Month and an ideal time to learn about and recognize the contributions and history of African Americans. We've gathered some great resources you can share with students in February or any day.

ICYMI: Too Small to Fail is working with LaundryCares Foundation and Libraries Without Borders to promote literacy in laundromats. Listen on NPR: https://www.npr.org/2019/02/02/691023810/laundromats-fold-in-learning-spaces-for-busy-families...

Some laundromat owners are teaming up with libraries to provide books, toys and even story time for kids forced to tag along on laundry day.

Diversity enriches our world. Help your little ones develop an appreciation for diversity from an early age, which can help them love the things that make them–and those around them– unique. For tips to help your child celebrate diversity, read this: http

Young children are naturally curious. You can help develop this curiosity when you talk, read, & sing about STEM (science, technology, engineering, & math) with your little one! Check out our STEM tip sheet to learn more: https://bit.ly/2bMFxNj #Talkingis

Fun and easy early STEM activities for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers plus tips for parents on how to talk, read, and sing about STEM every day.

Did you know? Executive function is a group of skills that help regulate behaviors and manage emotions. These skills can help children learn new information, plan, and solve problems! Learn more about how you can help your child develop executive function

Executive function involves skills that children learn from their parents and caregivers through play and everyday activities.

As Dr. King once said: "Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve." We're grateful to our community for giving back with us over the years by helping parents and caregivers prepare their children for success in school and beyond. #MLKDay...