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Unemployment ClaimsFind how to file a claim for unemployment benefits and other important claim information including how to certify for benefits and creating an online UI account.
5 Ways to Get Your Child Excited for Preschool AdventuresPreparing your child for preschool is a big milestone that can feel both exciting and stressful. From discussing the exciting adventures they’ll have at preschool to addressing any worries or concerns they may have, you can help your child feel prepared and excited for this next chapter in their life.
These Simple Actions Will Help Boost Your Baby’s Brain DevelopmentThis article was written by Heidi Murkoff, author of the “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” series and creator of WhatToExpect.com, where you can find the original publication of this article.
Making Math Fun: 5 Activities for You and Your ChildChildren’s brains absorb new information every day, especially when they’re playing. Combining fun and play with learning opportunities is a great way to support your child’s brain development and growth. These math games give you a chance to have fun together while helping your child learn age-appropriate math skills.
Health and Nutrition During COVID-19Find ways to keep your immune system in top condition as well as quick tips on healthy eating during the pandemic.
CalFresh & WIC AccessGet help putting food on the table for you and your family. Resources include applying for food stamps, applying for CalFresh as an immigrant, and Pandemic EBT for kids. 
What to Do If Your Child Hasn’t Made Friends at PreschoolWhen our children go to preschool, it can be both exciting and scary for us as caregivers. We want them to learn all kinds of new things, have fun, and make friends. Hearing that our children aren’t making friends at school can be heartbreaking. There are some ways we can support our children and help them connect with future friends.
Screen Time and Social-Emotional, Behavioral DevelopmentElectronic devices and screens (televisions, tablets, cellphones, etc.) are part of our everyday lives. So how do we regulate these devices with our children to promote their best social-emotional and behavioral development?
An Easy, Healthy Lunch Idea Kids LoveQuesadillas are popular with children and are a speedy answer for lunch or snack time. It’s also a kid-friendly way to introduce broccoli into their diet.
BabysittingWhen it comes to childcare, babysitters can be a helpful part of your support system. Planning ahead with a trusted babysitter can ensure a more positive experience for everyone.
Discussing Coronavirus with Your ChildrenLike any tough subject, COVID-19 can be challenging for parents to talk about with their children. When parents feel calm and clear in their own understanding, it is easier to be calm and clear when explaining tough topics to children. Find ways to break down this big topic and discuss calmly with your child.
HorseyYou are your baby’s favorite toy and jungle gym. Making yourself into an animal your baby can “ride” is sure to get some good giggles and smiles.
Sick During the Holidays? Fun Ways to Celebrate at HomeWhen you or your child isn't feeling well over the holidays, it can be difficult to find ways to celebrate. But there are many fun ideas for getting festive from home while you're recovering!
Different Discipline Styles in Action: Various Ways to Respond to MisbehaviorDiscipline is often most effective when it’s consistent and predictable for children. If the expectations continue to change, children might get confused about how to act in specific situations. It’s important for both caregivers to co-develop boundaries, expectations, and approaches to discipline and then apply those consistently.
Dental CareTaking care of your children’s teeth is an important part of their development. Find out what you can do to keep your child’s teeth healthy.
Q&A with Mario Lopez and Family about Having a New Baby at HomeThe Lopez family went from a family of four to a family of five and newest big sister and brother answer questions about what it feels like at home. The kids answer questions about bonding as a family, songs they sing together, and, well, who handles diaper duties!
ADHDAttention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can appear in many different ways in children. Find out what to look for if you think your child may have symptoms of this disability.
Growth ChartsGrowth charts help you and your pediatrician follow your child as he grows. Here you’ll find out more about what growth charts are and where to find them.

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