How to Stay Calm When Baby Won’t Stop Crying
This resource from Zero to Three explains the science behind why a baby’s cry can cause a parent distress and … Read more
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Darby’s Legacy
The Department of Developmental Services has recently approved the digital publication of Darby’s Legacy: Best Practices When Serving Families with … Read more
Inclusive Early Education (IEE) Resources
This article highlights the Inclusive Early Education (IEE) web page on the website of the Early Education Division at the … Read more
Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
This publication from the CDC outlines strategies and approaches intended to be used in combination as part of a comprehensive … Read more
Adverse Childhood Experiences in Infancy and Toddlerhood Predict Obesity and Health Outcomes in Middle Childhood
This week we’re highlighting an informative article from the journal Childhood Obesity 15(3):206-215. In “Adverse Childhood Experiences in Infancy and … Read more
How to Survive (and Thrive) When You’re Sleep Deprived
The folks at Very Well Family, a trusted pregnancy and parenting advice site, published a highly informative and medically reviewed … Read more
Helping Young Children Channel Their Aggression
No parent or caregiver wants to hear their child is being aggressive. However, aggressive behavior is a natural part of … Read more
Does AAC Really Work with Infants and Toddlers?
This week’s post was inspired by a blog by speech-language pathology professors Carole Zangari and Robin Parker, called “PrAACtical AAC.” (Their blog … Read more
An Invisible Crisis: Early Childhood Homelessness–A Primer
This paper was highlighted by ICC Chair, Dr. Marie Kanne Poulsen, at the October 2022 ICC meeting. It reviews the … Read more
15 Principles for Reading to Deaf Children
The Clerc Center at Gallaudet University offers 15 Principles for Reading to Deaf Children. The principles are described as “best … Read more
How Do Babies Learn to Crawl?
How Do Babies Learn to Crawl? is an interesting article from our colleagues at Zero to Three. The authors take … Read more
Executive Function Activities for 6- to 18-Month-Olds
This resource is quite the find! It’s chock full of great ideas to share with families about ways to “encourage … Read more