Bright Horizons at West 63rd

We asked our future female leaders about their superpowers, why being a girl is awesome, and what they want to be when they grow up and their answers didn't disappoint! Share your child's sense of purpose and power with us post a video in the comments below or share tagging @Bright Horizons. Learn more about how we're celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth and #IWD2021: https://bh.social/3r6l0X7

Division Vice President, Stacey Mwongozi, shares the pride she has for her heritage, the sense of belonging she feels at Bright Horizons, and the person that inspires her the most. #BlackHistoryMonth

This list of books by black authors or illustrators, as well as books featuring black leading characters, will help you cultivate a diverse library for your children and encourage respect, awareness, inclusivity, and racial equality from a young age. #BlackHistoryMonth https://bh.social/2NXwwWo

Role playing can be one of the best ways to help your child be ready for any difficult situation. Here, Bright Horizons Vice President of Education and Development, Rachel Robertson, explains ways to incorporate this method, and prepare your child for those moments where they might personally encounter racism. Access the full discussion on-demand: https://bh.social/3apI4ua

Looking ahead to school vacation week and wondering how you're going to keep everyone busy and engaged? We've got you covered, with activities, experiments, and fun for all ages!