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Meet Kid Expert Karlene G and her fluffy friend Teddy!
Karlene is a passionate Kid Expert who strives to encourage young minds to EXPLORE, CREATE, and IMAGINE through the arts. She teaches Dance Fusion at The Montessori Schools where she
Meet Juilliard-Trained Dancer, Alison M!
Alison is a professional dancer who has worked everywhere from the The Metropolitan Opera to Disneyland! In addition to her many credits as a dancer, Alison has also taught at
Meet Art Therapist, Christina M
Christina is a gifted actress and musical theatre performer with a passion for helping others. For years, she’s worked with children facing life-threatening illnesses, offering music, art and theater activities
Meet Jewelry Maker, Daniel W
Daniel is an experienced jewelry maker and teaching artist based in NYC. He’s a graduate from New York University Tisch School of the Arts and grew up with a Kindergarten
13 Kid Experts Who Are (Or Were) on Broadway
Every Kid Expert on Curated Care brings a unique background and skill set to the site. From Rhodes Scholars to Juilliard dancers, Montessori teachers to Rockettes, we’re blown away by
Meet Sign Language Expert, Brook M
Brook is a college student majoring in Deaf Education and Special Education. This means she’s fluent in American Sign Language, which is helpful for any child (did you know babies
Meet Musical Theater Expert, Tyla C
Tyla took her first acting class when she was 3, and her first ballet class when she was 4. She attended a performing arts high school and received a BFA
Meet Puppet Master, Jenny H
Jenny is a professional puppeteer and teaching artist, who started her career over six years ago as an educator and performer in Italy and Hong Kong. Now based in NYC,
After School Pick-Up SOLVED!
It’s that time of year again! Time to find that unicorn of a after school childcare provider who can maintain a recurring part-time schedule, handle school drop offs and/or pickups,
Is It Ever Too Early to Learn?
While it may feel like “early learning” is getting earlier and earlier (it seems like everyone wants to know what drop-off program you’ve applied for), it is for good reason.