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Developmental Screenings for Children are Important
June 25, 2021
If you are a parent or guardian of a child, you know the importance of regular doctor visits. In addition to the standard components of a visit, the A
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Strategies for Navigating the Holidays with a Special Needs Child
December 18, 2019
The holidays are a magical time of year for children, with plans for family get-togethers, gift shopping and gift anticipation, as well as other loud,
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All About Separation Anxiety in Children with Special Needs
September 2, 2019
Separation anxiety is a normal stage in a baby’s development that helps them to understand relationships and master their environment. Crying, cling
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What to Do if Your Child Bites
June 14, 2018
Parents of toddlers are often concerned about a common occurrence—biting. You are not alone! Most toddlers and preschoolers bite at one time or anot
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Safety and Injury Prevention for Children
April 25, 2018
As parents and caregivers, we always want to protect our children and ensure their safety. This means making sure indoor and outdoor environments are
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How to Handle Common Sleep Problems In Children
March 19, 2018
Sleep. Glorious, restful, quiet sleep. For many, it’s the holy grail of parenting. If only your child would sleep for, what, 6 hours straight? Even
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Be Sure Your Kids Are Playing!
December 12, 2017
“Just go play!” “Why don’t you play with your toys?” “Let the baby just play with a toy for a while.” If you’ve ever said any of these
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Positive Discipline For Behavior Problems
October 19, 2017
As a parent, you’ve no doubt dealt with a child misbehaving, being mean, having a meltdown or throwing a major tantrum. Not fun. Been there, done th
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How to Win the Food Battle with Your Child
October 11, 2016
If you’re a parent of a young child, you’ve been through it at least once. You know—your child won’t eat or will only eat orange things; your
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Top 9 Potty Training Questions and Answers
September 19, 2016
Potty training is one of many significant childhood rites of passage. As with all milestones, some children meet them early, some later, and many in t
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