The anticipation of an upcoming trip can be filled with excitement, but also apprehension, particularly if you are traveling with a young child. Our Early Support for Infants and Toddlers team has put together a great tip sheet filled with helpful information from managing logistics, things to pack, scheduling considerations, and more.
Our Behavioral Health Team offers a wide variety of classes and support groups for kids as well as parents and caregivers across the year. To be kept in the loop, we encourage you to sign up for our newsletter via the form at the bottom of this page. Click on each program for more information […]
Very few people do well without enough quality sleep, so getting kids to sleep on a consistent schedule is often an important priority to parents/caregivers. All children are different and have their own distinct needs and preferences that change. Setting up a routine that works takes time, commitment, and sometimes creativity. It’s important to first […]
Providing your child with a balanced diet is an important part to support their growth and development. When children start restricting the foods that they will eat it can become very worrisome for parents. While it is common that toddlers have a period where they exercise their voice and choice in what is eaten, the […]
Early childhood research indicates that the development of gestures from 9-16 months will predict a toddler’s language ability at 2 years old. This is extremely significant because language skills play a very important role in a child’s future academic success. When you are actively nurturing your infant’s and toddler’s gesture development you are also building […]
An excellent way to build a toddler’s vocabulary is through their experiences during everyday activities. When an adult takes advantage of moments of shared attention with their toddler, these daily activities can provide a rich source of vocabulary building.
