Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Kindergarten readiness is much more than showing up in the classroom. It is about getting children physically, emotionally, and intellectually ready to learn—and in the process, setting them up for a healthier future. In a major new initiative, Nemours Children’s Health is working with families, community partners, and early childhood educators to help young children build the skills they will need for school success. This video highlights Nemours Children’s multipronged approach to early childhood development, including literacy programs like Nemours Children’s Reading BrightStart! and Reach Out and Read, partnerships with community organizations, support for behavioral health, access to good nutrition, and policy advocacy for all America’s children.
In this video, Chief Policy and Prevention Officer Allison Gertel-Rosenberg and Ginsburg Institute Executive Director Nancy Molello describe how Nemours is supporting young learners and helping children enter kindergarten prepared, confident, and ready to succeed—now and for life.
Kindergarten readiness is much more than showing up in the classroom. It is about getting children physically, emotionally, and intellectually ready to learn—and in the process, setting them up for a healthier future. In a major new initiative, Nemours Children’s Health is working with families, community partners, and early childhood educators to help young children build the skills they will need for school success. This video highlights Nemours Children’s multipronged approach to early childhood development, including literacy programs like Nemours Children’s Reading BrightStart! and Reach Out and Read, partnerships with community organizations, support for behavioral health, access to good nutrition, and policy advocacy for all America’s children.
In this video, Chief Policy and Prevention Officer Allison Gertel-Rosenberg and Ginsburg Institute Executive Director Nancy Molello describe how Nemours is supporting young learners and helping children enter kindergarten prepared, confident, and ready to succeed—now and for life.
