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Architect of the Child’s Brain
Did you know – the greatest period of brain development is during the 3rd trimester of pregnancy and the first few years of life? 90% of brain development occurs before the age of 5! We’re used to the term caretaker, teacher, or parent, but...
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How to RETURN the SERVE
Now that you are both an architect AND a tennis player, let’s make sure you have the best tips for returning that serve. Here is where we will discuss some important terms you’ll want to become well-acquainted with. The caregiver will want to...
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What is INFANT MENTAL HEALTH?
Babies have mental health needs??? YES! Our littlest members of society, affectionately known as “Littles” or “LO” for “Little One” are those age 0 to 5. Infant mental health or infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) focuses...
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Keeping Kids Safe Online
Along with April showers, this month also brings Sexual Assault Awareness Month, or SAAM. SAAM is a month-long awareness event that consists of prevention and advocacy work for sexual assault victims. This year’s theme for Sexual Assault Awareness...
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Essential Advice for Serving Your Community
So many of us want to find a way to help the people in our community who need our support. Furthermore, we want to help those who live far away yet still need our assistance. But you may be at a loss for where to begin. After all, you want to make...
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Key Leadership Skills for Children (And How to Instill Them in...
Author: Jenna Sherma Fostering leadership skills in your child not only can benefit them now, but it can also prove valuable to them well into their adult years. And every child has the capacity to be a leader, whether they make straight A’s,...
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