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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date Encouraging Late Talking Children Finding ways to encourage late-talking children to communicate helps us to build better relationships within the family and community. When a child misses developmental milestones in speech, or does not speak at all, alternative forms of communication help them show us their full potential. Encouraging Fussy Babies and Sensitive Toddlers Most babies have fussy periods, and toddlers go through stages where they are uncomfortably sensitive to touch or texture. Parents of those who experience ongoing sensory defensiveness, sensory integration challenges or a sensory processing disorder appreciate soothing S.I. therapy techniques. Encouraging Children with Cancer Families of children diagnosed with cancer have many questions about the specific diagnosis, what treatments are available, and where to find experienced medical professionals. Elementary School Transition Transitions during the elementary school years can be well planned and supported so that children with special needs may concentrate on educational opportunities, maintaining self confidence and developing healthy relationships. Eating Disorders and Children with Special Needs Children with special needs may have eating disorders related to their diagnosis, or may develop an eating disorder that puts their health at serious risk Easter Craft Ideas Easter crafts and Easter art projects for children can ease the stress of holiday events and expectations Easter and Children with Disabilities Easter events and traditions can be overwhelming for children who have disabilities, their families and their mainstream peers - and lots of fun, too Early Intervention for Developmental Delays Children diagnosed with developmental delays find stimulation, support and encouragement in early intervention and specialized preschool classrooms as well as mainstream 'Mommy and Me' activities, baby gym and parks department programs. Early Diagnosis of Autism in Infants and Toddlers Many children who show signs of autism at 14 to 36 months old can be diagnosed, and receive appropriate intervention, support and encouragement when health care professionals and parents have the best information and resources available. Early Childhood Education and the NAEYC The best information about quality early childhood education is available to families of children diagnosed with developmental delays, disabilities or other challenges through the same resources as their mainstream peers
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