Blog | Doodle Bugs! Children's Learning Academy

November 5, 2026

Coming Together to Make a Difference

A little kindness can go a long way, especially when a community comes together to help others. Each November, we host our annual food drive,...

November 2, 2026

Meet Dontae Chimera: November Employee of the Month

We are so happy to recognize Dontae Chimera as our November Employee of the Month! Since the beginning of September, Dontae has consistently traveled to...

October 13, 2026

How To Teach Your Child To Be a Good Friend

At Doodle Bugs!, we know that learning isn’t just about letters and numbers. Every day, children are learning how to communicate, cooperate and build meaningful...

October 6, 2026

Why Punishment Doesn’t Always Change Behavior – and What Works Better

Bridget Wolff, NYS T-TAP Professional Development Specialist, Early Childhood Your child is two years old, and it has been a day. They refused to get...

October 1, 2026

Meet Abigail Fugere: October Employee of the Month

We are excited to recognize Abigail “Abby” Fugere as our Employee of the Month! Abby has been part of the Doodle Bugs! team for the...

September 30, 2026

Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month: Showing Up for Silas

Meet Silas Silas is four years old. He loves going to school, swimming, playing sports, and spending time with the people he loves. At Doodle...

September 28, 2026

Three Years. Three Wins. One Big Thank You!

We are thrilled to announce that Doodle Bugs! Children’s Learning Academy has been named Best Daycare Facility in The Buffalo News’ “Best of 716” awards...

September 16, 2026

More Than a Take-Home Task: How Doodle Bugs! Turns Family Partnerships Into Meaningful Center Communities

Jennifer Horner, Director of Education Development At Doodle Bugs!, we believe that a child’s education doesn’t start and stop at the classroom door—it grows in the space between home...

September 15, 2026

Our Tips for Supporting Picking Eaters

Early childhood is an important time for helping children develop a positive relationship with food. In Doodle Bug! classrooms, we encourage children to explore new...