Bathtime for Infants
A joint project of the federal Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel … Read more
Tracing the Roots of Language and Literacy
In Tracing the Roots of Language and Literacy, Harvard Graduate School of Education researchers have reported that “the relationship between … Read more
Brain-Building Through Play Activities for Infants and Toddlers
Our friends at Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child offer a series of 10 handouts for parents of infants and … Read more
Small Children Have Big Feelings/Niños Pequeños Tienen Grandes Emociones
This week’s post contains a short but powerful video from our friends at Talking is Teaching, a project of the … Read more
Potty Training: Learning to Use the Toilet
Zero to Three’s resource, Potty Training: Learning to the Use the Toilet, addresses four key takeaways: The so-called “right” age … Read more
How to Communicate Effectively about Early Relational Health
In How to Communicate Effectively about Early Relational Health, the Center for the Study of Social Policy outlines how to … Read more
Getting Mobile
Getting Moving: Movement Milestones (Hay un bebé en movimiento) is a wonderful resource provided by the folks at Zero to … Read more
August 2024 Early Start Newsletter
The Department of Developmental Services’ Early Start Newsletter provides quarterly updates on Early Start events, resources, and other important material for families, … Read more
April 2024 Early Start Newsletter
The Department of Developmental Services’ Early Start Newsletter provides quarterly updates on Early Start events, resources, and other important material for families, … Read more
Reducing the Risk of Choking in Young Children at Mealtimes
The US Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service offers a colorful infographic to share with families, Reducing the Risk … Read more
The Grand Connector: Grandparent Resources
Zero to Three has a great collection of resources, entitled The Grand Connector, focusing on all things “grandparent.” The site … Read more
Early Screen Time Associated with Delays at Ages Two and Four
Last year the Journal of the American Medical Association: Pediatrics (JAMA:P) published a study of over 7000 young children in … Read more