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By Lisa Ann Dickinson, The Goddard School in Owings Mills

3 Simple Tips for Families to Support Children’s Language and Literacy Development at Home

Help your children to understand that words have meanings.
At 1:30am

Melissa Carey, IDEALS Institute

Family Literacy Bag Materials for Educators

Samples of family literacy bags for your program.
At 7:05am

By Kristen Bowman, Flow with K. Bow

Pick the Perfect Tune: 6 Sing-Along Favorites for Lifelong Book Lovers

Sleepy little ones will want to read these books again and again!
At 7:00am

By Theresa Lutz, IDEALS Institute

Family Literacy Bags as Family Engagement

Engage families in your program through family literacy bags.
At 7:00am

By Kristen K. Bowman, Flow with K. Bow, LLC, Owner, Licensed In-Home Child Care Provider

Race and Diversity: 5 Tips to Talk to Children Early and 5 Books to Start the Conversation

It’s Never Too Early!
At 10:29am

By Kristen K. Bowman, former preschool teacher and owner of Flow with K. Bow

6 Tips to Go Full STEAM Ahead on the Blocks and Books Train

Infants and toddlers are born engineers.
At 7:09am

By Read Aloud

Build Baby’s Brain with Books

From birth to 12 months, it’s all about sounds, words, and feelings!
At 7:00am

By Tonya Satchell, IDEALS Institute

10 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Book for Your Preschooler

Around 3 years old, children begin to crave more sophisticated books.
At 11:25am

Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development

My 1st Year Baby Book

“My 1st Year Baby Book” is designed to help you better understand your baby’s development.
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Jumpstart

Read for Record: Family Activity Guide for “Quackers”

Read “Quackers” by Liz Wong and try these activities to

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Illustration of a mother with her young child at a doctor's visit.

Family Well-Being: Health Tip Sheet

Posted: November 28, 2018

All early care and education providers can support families by helping them to find consistent medical care and encouraging them to have their children monitored regularly.

An illustration of a family with young children sharing a healthy dinner together.

Family Well-Being: Nutrition Tip Sheet

Posted: November 28, 2018

All early care and education providers can support families by promoting a nutritious diet and healthy eating habits in babies and children, which will lead to children’s healthy growth and development.

A mother holding her child.

Family Well-Being: A Focus on Family Depression

Posted: November 27, 2018

Evidence from early childhood research and practice shows a strong link between parents’ health and well-being and their children’s development.

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