Tiny Treks NW

From an amazing Early Childhood Educator:
A baby in Bellevue has been diagnosed with the measles, so it's worth making sure you know the basics about this disease. For example: someone with measles can be contagious for 4 days before developing a rash, so may be out at stores, at school and so on. If they cough and sneeze, the droplets can remain infectious for up to two hours. If someone who is not vaccinated is exposed, the chance they will get measles is 90%. For the unvaccinated, 1 in 10 get ear infections, 1 in 20 pneumonia, 1 in 1000 encephalitis. Getting a vaccine reduces the chance of catching measles after an exposure to 1 - 3% and if a vaccinated person does get measles, it will be a milder case. I wrote a quick overview here, that has links to several evidence based sources for more details:

Parenting – More Good Days with Kids Posts about Parenting written by Janelle Durham

Happy Valentine’s Day to all the teachers out there!❤️

Teachers put in time and love for the kids at TTOP!

Great article about Tiny Treks from a parent .

Tiny Treks makes huge impact The Coastside News team checked in with some tiny trekkers, and their parents, on a soggy morning in Quarry Park.

Tiny Treks NW becomes Sisu Outdoor School!

Open House coming up!
Sign up here-> https://www.outdoorschoolpnw.com/

Fall fun in the garden with a visiting puppy and friends

Pumpkin and playing time in the garden

Traditional fall decor in Finland became a fun project at preschool this week using rose hips from our preschool land. Thank you Sanna for this fun cultural nature project!