Here to Help

Parenting is a juggling act that requires skill, patience, and humor—no matter what your current life stage. Whether you have a newborn or a teen eager to leave the nest, Adobe benefits can help you keep all your parenting balls in the air.

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Connect with your concierge

Did you know that you have a care concierge at your service? Get help finding care for your child or your parent, finding someone to walk your dog or make your home sparkle, or all of the above!

Connect with your concierge

Let the Bright Horizons family concierge help you create a personalized care plan for all your loved ones, based on everything available to you through your Bright Horizons benefits. Whether  you need short-term care or a longer-term solution, or additional academic and household support, Bright Horizons can pull it all together for you, at no cost to you.

Stressing about the college application process?

Relax. You could consider getting some college coaching to help lighten your parenting load.

Stressing about the college application process?

Connect 1:1 with a coach to talk through financial aid options, college essay reviews, plus much more—all at no cost to you. Read more about the Bright Horizons College Coach benefit, or access the College Coach portal.

Get help paying for child care

Child care can be more affordable when you take advantage of a Dependent Care FSA to save money on the costs. And Adobe’s nontaxable gift helps too!

Get help paying for child care

Use tax-free money from a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) for child care, including before- and after-school care, as well as summer day camps, and preschool. Adobe will even pitch in up to $1,200 (prorated) toward your dependent care. You can receive this amount even if you choose not to make your own contribution to the Dependent Care FSA.

Stressed? Get some support

You have a lot on your mind, and the stress continues to build. Talking to someone and getting support may be just what you need.

Stressed? Get some support

Through the employee assistance program (EAP), anyone in your family can connect 24/7 with a professional counselor—by phone, through televideo or through Talkspace. To get started, visit adobe.springhealth.com (access code: adobe) to sign up and activate your benefits. For immediate help 24/7, call the Spring Health Immediate/Crisis Support Line: 855-629-0554 (toll free).

Keep your calm

Staying on an even keel may be one of your greatest strengths—or maybe not. Either way, you might want some new approaches to being peaceful and focused. And don’t forget the kids: They can learn to be calm too!

Keep your calm

The Headspace app delivers short, guided meditation sessions to your phone or browser. Plus, it has activities for kids of all ages, including meditations on calmness, kindness and bedtime.

What’s up, doc?

Your child has the sniffles, but you’re not sure it’s worth a trip to the doctor’s office. Wouldn’t it be great if there were someone you could call and ask?

What’s up, doc?

Wish granted! You can get medical care for the kids (and yourself!) virtually. Aetna members can call the 24-hour nurse line at 800-556-1555 or use Teladoc for virtual visits. Kaiser members can call the 24-hour advice center at 866-454-8855 (California) or 800-297-6877 (Washington) and get connected to a doctor as needed.

Be there for them

Being a great parent sometimes means changing up your schedule to have the time you need for your family. And be sure to take care of yourself, too, so you can show up at your best every day.

Be there for them

We encourage you to schedule the time you need to rest, recharge or take care of your family. Review your time-off benefits, and plan that relaxing break!

Join the club

There’s nothing like getting some parenting support and advice from someone who knows just what you’re going through.

Join the club

Join a virtual community of 1,000 Adobe parents on the Adobe Parenting Slack channel. You can discuss current parenting topics, share tips and get questions answered. Just search for #parents on Slack.