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child development and parenting.
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How to parent babies and toddlers.
Do you wonder about how your baby is growing? Struggle to parent your toddler? Then these age-paced answers about child development and parenting are for you!
How to parent preschoolers.
Three, four, five! Preschoolers grow so quickly. Parents and teachers use these short articles to understand, enjoy, and guide children aged 3 to 5.
How to parent elementary kids.
Coercion or cooperation? Getting along with other people is an essential skill for elementary kids. Parents and teachers can have fun using videos and games to teach kids about caring for others.
How to help toddlers with language and reading.
Before they speak or read, babies and toddlers learn about talking and reading. Get ideas for how to help toddlers with language and reading.
How to help kids be ready to stay at home alone.
Is your child ready to stay home alone? Use these videos and activities to get kids ready to stay home alone.
How to help kids with strong feelings.
Emotion coaching helps kids and adults through strong feelings. This short video series helps parents understand and respond to big emotions.
How to care for kids with a parent in jail or prison.
If you know a child who has a parent in jail or prison, this is for you. Learn about visitation, communication, and co-parenting during a parent’s time in jail or prison.
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