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Warning Parents: Check Your Infant Formula Before Using. Reports Of Contaminated Formula

According to an article that just broke on wcnc, there are reports of contaminated milk formula. There is a known fraudulent scam where a couple made half of million dollars substituting milk formula for flour and returning the formula for a refund. Below is a video of what exactly happened. Parents please check your infant formula before giving it to your baby. Video Below Link to article from WCNC https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/investigations/investigators/her-9-month-old-refused-to-take-her-bottle-thats-when-she-found-out-her-formula-was-fake/275-22dac194-3362-478f-bfd9-afcf4f405d1e

5 Reasons Why You Should Use A Back-Up Care Service This School Year!

(1) If you are a working family that can't get off for holidays or school closings, you definitely should consider using a back-up care service. (2) If you don't have a back-up plan for when your child is sick, you should consider using a back-up care service. (3) Your employer will cover or reimburse expenses for back-up care service. Ask your employer about childcare benefits, and most of the time your job will reimburse you for the expense since you have to go to work. (4) You should always have a back-up plan if you are a working family because you just never know when you may need a babysitter for your child. (5) We come to your home and take care of your child. If you have a sick child

Apps Parents Should Look Out For On Their Kid's Phone

There are several apps you should be looking out for on your child phone, according to wcnc.com. I recently read an article on WCNC.com and below are the list of apps that they recommend you to look out for on your child's phone. (1) Instagram- this app has an age limit and your child have to be at least 13 years old or older to be on this app. There was a law passed called the COPPA law in 1998, this law was designed to limit the collection and use of personal information about children by the operators of Internet services and Web sites. Passed by the U.S. Congress in 1998, the law took effect in April 2000. (2) Snapchat-this app has a age limit of 13 years old, but isn't safe for children

CMS Has A New Superintendent!

I woke up to an email saying that CMS have a new superintendent. The new superintendent is named Earnest Winston. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted unanimously to name Earnest Winston as Superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools at a special meeting held Aug. 2. Earnest Winston has been with the CMS family since 2004. If you would like to watch his interview on your Youtube, you can do so below.

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