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Building a Strong Foundation for Reading Success in Young Children
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As an educator that specializes in teaching students with learning differences I am often asked by parents of young children, “How can I ensure that my child will be a successful reader and speller?” While a number of factors play a role in this... Read full article
Parents as coaches: Tactics to support your child during remote learning
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What are best-in-class teaching tactics you can adopt – as the in-person adult – now that so many schools are converting to remote schooling? It will be tempting for all of us to replicate what we had when we were kids, but educational practices and ... Read full article
Boosters and the back seat: Car seat safety is important for kids of all ages!
by Kathy Kiley, BSN, RN, CPEN on
Making sure the time is right to transition a child to to a booster seat is essential for child safety while driving.... Read full article
What Are Infant Lip and Tongue Ties?
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If it’s determined that your baby has a lip or tongue tie, CO2 laser therapy is the most advanced, quick and safe treatment. ... Read full article
Open Adoption and Diverse Families
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National Adoption Month provides an opportunity to turn a spotlight on adoption, acknowledge the many families created through adoption, and reflect on how the practice of adoption has evolved over the years. ... Read full article
Top 10 Preschool Age Summer Camps in Greater Boston and Massachusetts in 2019
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Here are the 2019 Top 10 Preschool Age Summer Camps as voted for by parents in Greater Boston and throughout New England... Read full article
The Next Wave of Recess Renaissance
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Adaptive Playgrounds and Physical Education Programs Help Special Needs Students Be Their Best Selves... Read full article
The Link Between Speech Development and Lip and Tongue-Tie Conditions
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Babbling is a child’s natural way of attempting to communicate at first. Typically, children begin speaking words between 18-24 months. You will notice your child experimenting with sounds and connecting them with meaning. Eventually, the babble turn... Read full article
How active and imaginative play encourages learning
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How do parents know if an educational environment is right for their child? Studies have shown that active, dramatic play is an integral part of early childhood learning. Parents need to determine whether a learning environment is conducive to develo... Read full article
Why is My Baby Underweight?
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Is your baby underweight? Poor growth development and malnourishment are common symptoms of infant lip and tongue-tie conditions. Learn more about these infant health issues today.... Read full article