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Did you know? A baby’s language development can be accelerated if a parent makes an effort to respond to a baby’s vocalization more than 80% of the time. Typically, parents respond to a baby 50% to 60% of the time. It may seem like a one-sided conversation with a baby, but just because one party responds in ‘goos’ and ‘gaas’ doesn’t mean they aren’t communicating. #funfactfriday #childdevelopment

Did you know? A baby’s language development can be accelerated if a parent makes an effort to respond to a baby’s vocalization more than 80% of the time. Typically, parents respond to a baby 50% to 60% of the time. It may seem like a one-sided conversation with a baby, but just because one party responds in ‘goos’ and ‘gaas’ doesn’t mean they aren’t communicating. #funfactfriday #childdevelopment

Fall is here! (well, on Saturday!) Here are some fun ideas to get your kids involved with decorating for the season. #tuesdaytip

Fall is here! (well, on Saturday!) Here are some fun ideas to get your kids involved with decorating for the season. #tuesdaytip

We succeed when we all work together to allow children to be their own person – to grow and learn at their own pace. Don't give up! #ThursdayThoughts

We succeed when we all work together to allow children to be their own person – to grow and learn at their own pace. Don't give up! #ThursdayThoughts

Is your child a visual learner, an auditory learner, or a kinesthetic learner? This week we focus on tips for kinesthetic learners. #TuesdayTip

Is your child a visual learner, an auditory learner, or a kinesthetic learner? This week we focus on tips for kinesthetic learners. #TuesdayTip

Did you know? Babies and young kids, both have a hard time figuring out and separating background noises from voices speaking. So sometimes, a toddler isn’t ignoring being called, they are just dealing with the challenge of lacking response skills. #funfactfriday

Did you know? Babies and young kids, both have a hard time figuring out and separating background noises from voices speaking. So sometimes, a toddler isn’t ignoring being called, they are just dealing with the challenge of lacking response skills. #funfactfriday

Everyone—learning disability or not—has their own unique learning style. Once you’ve figured out how your child learns best, you can make sure that type of learning is reinforced in the classroom and during home study. Last week we covered Visual Learning, this week we look at Auditory Learning. #TuesdayTip

Everyone—learning disability or not—has their own unique learning style. Once you’ve figured out how your child learns best, you can make sure that type of learning is reinforced in the classroom and during home study. Last week we covered Visual Learning, this week we look at Auditory Learning. #TuesdayTip

#FunFactFriday - Playtime is a very powerful and necessary learning tool for kids. It's critical for making social connections, expanding and using their imagination, and developing language and motor skills. Time to make some play dates and break out the toys, future innovation depends on it.

#FunFactFriday - Playtime is a very powerful and necessary learning tool for kids. It's critical for making social connections, expanding and using their imagination, and developing language and motor skills. Time to make some play dates and break out the toys, future innovation depends on it.

Is your child a visual learner, an auditory learner, or a kinesthetic learner? This week we focus on tips for visual learners. #TuesdayTip

Is your child a visual learner, an auditory learner, or a kinesthetic learner? This week we focus on tips for visual learners. #TuesdayTip

Did you know? Your child probably won’t remember anything before the age of 3. You took a trip to Disneyland for your toddler’s birthday… What great memories! For you ;) Before the age of three, a child's memory recorder isn’t fully operational. So the memories probably didn’t even make it in there (definitely had a positive impact on development but probably just won’t remember). #funfactfriday

Did you know? Your child probably won’t remember anything before the age of 3. You took a trip to Disneyland for your toddler’s birthday… What great memories! For you 😉 Before the age of three, a child's memory recorder isn’t fully operational. So the memories probably didn’t even make it in there (definitely had a positive impact on development but probably just won’t remember). #funfactfriday

You are the greatest teacher your child will ever have! #thursdaythoughts

You are the greatest teacher your child will ever have! #thursdaythoughts

With school back in session for most, it is important that kids are rested so their learning isn't affected. If you have any question on how much sleep your children need, here is a good resource from The National Sleep Foundation: sleepfoundation.org #parenting #tipsandtricks

With school back in session for most, it is important that kids are rested so their learning isn't affected. If you have any question on how much sleep your children need, here is a good resource from The National Sleep Foundation: sleepfoundation.org #parenting #tipsandtricks

Did you know your car seat has an expiration date? The expiration date — found in the user guide — is usually between five and nine years. These expiration dates ensure that kids aren't being carted around in seats that are worn out or have outdated technology. #funfactfriday #safety #parenting

Did you know your car seat has an expiration date? The expiration date — found in the user guide — is usually between five and nine years. These expiration dates ensure that kids aren't being carted around in seats that are worn out or have outdated technology. #funfactfriday #safety #parenting