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Support for Parents Who Have Experienced Childhood TraumaBecoming a caregiver to a little one is full of so many happy moments. But parenting is also challenging, and for those of us who experienced trauma during childhood, stressful moments can quickly become overwhelming. There are many ways to cope with stress that can improve your ability to handle difficult situations and help you focus on providing your child with positive experiences.
How to Help Children of Incarcerated Parents CopeWhen a parent is incarcerated, their children can experience a wide range of emotions and challenges. The separation can be overwhelming and confusing for young children, and it is essential for caregivers to provide loving support during this time to help their children cope with the change.
Everyday Opportunities for Speech, Language, and Literacy DevelopmentIt's important for parents and caregivers to understand the critical role they play in their child's language development. A child develops much of her capacity for learning during the earliest years, since this is the time when the brain undergoes its most dramatic growth.
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.
Preschool Starting between the ages of two and three years old, you will have the option of placing your child in preschool. Some parents may ask, "Why preschool? Isn't my child learning enough at home or at child care?" Research shows that kids who attend quality preschool may have higher math and reading skills, are better prepared for kindergarten, behave better in class, and are more likely to graduate from high school and attend college. Preschool is the start to your child’s school success.
This section dives into how your child can benefit from preschool.
Helping Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children Thrive Through Early Intervention and Accessible EnvironmentsHelping children develop language and communication skills early on is one of the most important ways caregivers can give their children a stronger start in life. California parents and caregivers of children who are deaf or hard of hearing can access a wealth of support and resources to help their children thrive.
How to Find a School and Enroll Your ChildAlthough public schools are available to any child who lives within the residential boundaries of the school, it’s important to start the process of finding and enrolling your child for TK or kindergarten early. There are some key things parents and children need to know.
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