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We have a super helpful episode of the #mdibpodcast going up this week! Meet Hema Trukenbrod, the founder of @Pediasource, a technology platform that provides easy access to experts in child/teen behavior, development, and learning to parents, via the phone! Get excited! #MDIB
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4 strategies for planning family outings when your kid has ADHD—> ow.ly/34ms30lmfYQ
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DDRF is next Sunday! Space is filling up--reserve your spot now! ow.ly/XTvm30iE6ob #npnddrf #chicagomom #chicagodad #chicagokids #autism #sensoryprocessingdisorder #downsyndrome #adhd #cerebralpalsy
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Developmental Differences Resource Fair In Chicago makingtimeformommy.com/2018/… @NPNparents #Chicago #ad #npnddrf
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Based on a new study, 3mo old #babies are capable of learning patterns! bit.ly/2BVJewr @NorthwesternU Learn how you can support healthy #braindevelopment here: bit.ly/2BSgLI6
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The first exchanges of eye contact, sounds, and touches between you and your baby are all part of bonding, which helps lay the foundation for your relationship as parent and child. teapawt.org/2SmallToFail/status/96…
Early bonding lays the foundation for your relationship with your baby. To learn more about bonding and the attachment process, read this: bit.ly/2BWNFIg
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The news can be overwhelming for adults, let alone children. Please find strategies to help parents and caretakers navigate these challenging times. bit.ly/2xSRKsp #ParklandSchoolShooting
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RT @AutismConnect_ Things to keep in mind when providing care to a child with Autism
#IAmYou #AutismAwareness
#TuesdayThoughts #ParenthoodIs
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Learning to talk is a process that starts at birth when your baby experiences how voices sound. Here are age-appropriate activities for language-building for children from birth to 3 years old: bit.ly/2usoFp1
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Ideas for choosing toys that will grow with your child, challenge her & nurture her thinking, physical, language, & social-emotional skills. bit.ly/2uu6qzf
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You can support your child’s engineering skills by providing her with safe, everyday materials like cardboard, tubes, and tape and letting her build something! This helps her learn problem solving and encourages her imagination.
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New study concludes that #babies with more advanced syllables in their babbling have more advanced speech & vocab when they’re older: bit.ly/2Ek1v5U @FuturityNews
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Many with Autism Have Dyspraxia, But What Is It, Exactly?
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Play is important for healthy brain development. #playchangeseverything #parenting #PediaSource teapawt.org/MyProfectum/status/956…
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Are you reading aloud with your baby? 👶 Hold them in your lap and be sure they can see the pictures. bit.ly/2Bta0IF
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Try to build #empathy & #understanding by putting yourself in your child’s shoes. Really important read! #parentingteens #MentalHealthAwareness childmind.org/article/how-to… via @ChildMindDotOrg
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Sleep Myth 4: #babies on solid foods sleep longer & more common #babysleep myths debunked: bit.ly/2u60nRe
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RT @play_grow_learn Children explore and learn about their world using their senses--they learn about their environment, other people and themselves! #PlayMatters #HandsOnLearning #Sensory #MondayMotivation
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RT @KimberlyEHart Music ignites every aspect of a child's development! An interactive guide to 100 musical instruments from around the world: bit.ly/2n7roRt #Playmatters #Music






























