From birth to 5 years, children should reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, act & move. Track development and act early if there are concerns.
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#Babies notice patterns & begin learning from your behaviors earlier than you think. Find out more: bit.ly/2wl3RMv @ScienceDaily
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Take some time today to relax, unwind and color with your besties! #NationalColoringBookDay
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The first day of #school is always daunting! Get your child ready for #kindergarten with @ReadBrightly's picks: ow.ly/hFOa30dRRE9
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What can babies see in their first year of life? The answer might surprise you! ow.ly/h8vQ30dL9ZI
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Books for every age and every reader. Check out this week's new releases: bit.ly/2tE4DmW
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Extra thankful today as we celebrate the 27th anniversary of ADA, the civil rights law prohibiting discrimination based on disability #ADA27
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NEW! We just released a guide to help communities promote early brain & language development! #TalkingIsTeaching bit.ly/2rHHdMG
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Infants & small children can overheat quickly. #SummerSafety tips for how to prevent heat stress: ow.ly/bF4S30d7QpY
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Back to school time is approaching! Make sure to schedule your child's yearly physical exam. ow.ly/tPoa30dH8TF
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Sunscreen needs to be reapplied every two hours, and after swimming or sweating. ow.ly/ottw30d7OJf #SummerSafety
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Developing literacy skills begins at birth! Learn how adults play an essential role in preping children for success: bit.ly/2rNFTv8
