Daily routines and playtimes provide opportunities for all children to learn. This blog explores practical ways that caregivers and professionals can promote child development.
Working with EI Service Providers
A child’s parents are the most important people in their life.
Dr. Meghan Burke
Encouraging Language Development
You can help your child develop language and literacy skills during regular activities without needing special time each day.
Sarah Isaacs
Providing Trauma-Informed Supports
The Early Childhood Collective (ECC) has a list of resources for training to increase awareness for everyone in this vital work with young children. For the list, see the collective’s Trauma and Neglect resource bundle.
Dr. Meghan Burke
Tech Talk
Today, parenting means finding a balance between time spent on devices and screen-free time. This isn’t so different from days
Dr. Meghan Burke
Planning for Summer
The summer can be a fun and challenging time. It can be liberating to not have school or daily routines.
Dr. Meghan Burke
Siblings as Role Models for Children With Disabilities
The sibling relationship is often the longest lasting family connection.
Dr. Meghan Burke
You Have Everything You Need: Using Household Items for Early Intervention
You play an important role in your child’s everyday experiences. You help your child grow stronger through play.
Hsiu-Wen Yang