First 5 San Bernardino Literacy Event

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First 5 San Bernardino will be handing out free backpacks to children 0 to 5 on Saturday, November 2. Backpacks will be filled with books and school supplies. More than 20 local agencies will be in attendance passing out resources and providing information to families.   There will be face painting, balloon art, and healthy snacks. Curious George will be there taking photos along with Potter The Otter.

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Credit: First Five

If you like theater, come see a cool performance by Twinkle Time at 10:15 am and experience the magic of Rafael & Katia at 11:30 am & 1:00 pm.

Location: Fontana Lewis Library & Technology Center! 

Date: November 2, 2013  at 9am

The FUN begins at 9:00 am. Download directions & flyer here.

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CCBF Hand Craft Boutique

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Please join the ladies of CCBF for their Hand~Craft Boutique tomorrow, Nov 2 from 8:30am-1pm. Lots of fun shopping just in time for the holidays. For directions visit :www.ccbf.net

 

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Queen Bee Market

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Join the Queen Bee Market in Oceanside, CA on Friday Nov1 & Saturday, Nov2.  The annual fair features home decor, accessories, clothing, Paper art, vintage items, furniture and more.  We love visiting the Queen Bee Market.

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Credit: Queen Bee Market

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Inland Moms events: 5K/10K Fun Run For Down Syndrome Awareness

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Inland Moms had a great time running the Inland Empire Down Syndrome 5k/10k. We ran for our friends Eliana & Makailia and their families. During the walk to tweeted and shared facebook updates to raise awareness about Down Syndrome, the most commonly occurring genetic condition worldwide.

Down Syndrome crosses all race, nationality, religion, ages and social economic status lines. In the United States, 1 in every 691 babies are born w/ Down Syndrome, about 6000 births per year.

Most children with Down Syndrome have mild to moderate cognitive impairment. Children with Down Syndrome are not very different from a typical child, in fact they are more alike than different.

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