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Missed Developmental Milestones: When To Worry

All children are individuals who have their own personality, abilities, and strengths. Children may develop different skills at a different rate or age than other children. However, there are some “normal” milestones parents and educators look for to see if a child is developing at a typical rate, … Continue reading

Talking To Children About Racism

“As a parent, it’s safe to assume children of almost any age are hearing about what is happening in our nation today. They may overhear adult conversations, see a video on YouTube, or watch news coverage of violent protests. They may feel afraid for their own safety or their family’s safety. … Continue reading

4 Healthy Guidelines To Consider When Packing Your Child’s Lunch

Do you have a youngster who’s a picky eater? You know the type. All they want are carbs, like frozen bagels or french fries. They turn their nose up at anything you call “healthy.” Worst of all they never want to eat what you have prepared for dinner. … Continue reading

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