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Fine Motor SkillsFine motor skills are made up of small movements that play a big role in your child’s development.
How Toxic Stress Can Affect Children’s DevelopmentEach of us has experienced stress at some point in our lives. Some stress can even be helpful, as it can motivate us to accomplish a goal. But a type of stress called toxic stress can negatively affect our children’s development. The good news is, there are many different ways you can help protect your child from the effects of toxic stress.
Finding Calm: 9 Ways to Help Your Child Stay SteadyYou can see your child is starting to get upset, stressed, or overwhelmed. Before these big emotions gain steam, it’s time to swoop in like the hero you are with some fun activities to help your child find calm again.
MilestonesBabies are curious and eager to explore the world around them. Find out what types of motor skills your baby may be developing at this stage.
MilestonesPreschoolers love to explore, learn new activities, and show off their budding skills! Find out what types of motor skills your child may be developing between the ages of three and five years.
Motor Skills: Big and Small Body MovementsYour newborn is physically growing and learning new things to do with her body. Find out what types of motor skills to look for at this age.
Importance of Motor DevelopmentDid you know that motor development involves more than movements and muscle growth? Find out what motor development is connected to and why it’s so important.
Feeding Your Baby: All the Options Available to CaregiversFrom breastfeeding to formula feeding, pumping, and bottle feeding, each option for feeding your newborn comes with benefits, allowing you to find the approach that best suits your baby's needs and the needs of your family.
How to Understand Developmental Milestones When Your Child has a DelayIt is important for parents to learn about and understand children’s developmental milestones. Some children may be diagnosed in their earliest years as having a developmental delay. If development delays are identified in your child, what can you expect next? Here you will find information about developmental milestones as well as developmental delays.
Public School System: How to Access and What Services are AvailableDid you know that public schools can provide special education services for children starting at age three? If your child has been identified with special needs, learn more about how your local public schools can help.
Everyday Opportunities for Motor DevelopmentLearn ways to incorporate motor and sensory development skills into your child’s everyday activities.
SensoryChildren’s sensory skills – sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste – are a critical part of their growth and development.
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