Open to Childcare Provider in Cincinnati
30 December 2008
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We’ve opened up part of our site to childcare providers prior to launching! Providers can claim their profiles early to get them ready before parents begin searching the site.
What you can do:
– connect your profile to your website
– add your contact information
– describe your business
– add photos of your facility
If you haven’t recieved notification from us and would like to get set up before we launch in March of 2009 please contact us!
249smiles Awarded CincyTech Imagining Grant
22 October 2008
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We were awarded an Imagining Grant from CincyTech to help fund development of our childcare solution. The Imagining Grant Program was established to assist young companies in Southwest Ohio and to promote job creation in the region.
We’re excited to work with CincyTech in this venture and value their guidance over the last several months.
Latest Pins on Pinterest
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easy baked ravioli recipe everyone will love! Also easy to pack inside a school lunch. with gluten free option
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A fun and delicious breakfasty twist on salad!
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No sew face mask project
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Make your favorite Mac & Cheese recipe (or the box kind works nicely for this and the kids love it anyway ;). At the same time, throw together your normal Chili recipe (here’s a super easy chili recipe if you don’t have your own).
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Make your favorite Mac & Cheese recipe (or the box kind works nicely for this and the kids love it anyway ;). At the same time, throw together your normal Chili recipe (here’s a super easy chili recipe if you don’t have your own).
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Since we live in the country that is open to the brunt of all the weather (wind, wind and more wind), it is super important to provide the best support to garden plants right from the beginning. There is no “one best way” to do this. I usually work with whatever I have on hand as you can see from some of the included photos.
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Since we live in the country that is open to the brunt of all the weather (wind, wind and more wind), it is super important to provide the best support to garden plants right from the beginning. There is no “one best way” to do this. I usually work with whatever I have on hand as you can see from some of the included photos.
