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1. Activities to Promote Child Development
- Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, SERVE and RETURN
- Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA), Natural Resources to Support Leaning at Home for Young Children (April 2020)
- Florida State University, Autism Navigator, Everyday Activities of Toddlers and Their Families Making Every Moment Count
- Pathways.com on Tummy-time
- Zero-to-Three
2. Behavior
- Alfie Kohn articles
- Backpack Series
- Functional Behavioral Assessment and Plan
- National Pyramid Model
- Natural Resources – list of Visual Support Resources
- New Jersey Coalition for Inclusive Education (NJCIE)
- Parent Information and Resource
- Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports
- Visual Supports and Social Story tips from NJCIE.org
3. Communication
4. Dad’s Corner
5. Early Childhood Development
- Ages & Stages
- CDC Developmental Milestones
- CDC: Learn the Signs, Act Early
- Child Development Basics
- Developmental Concerns? Contact NJ Early Intervention
- Early Development and Well-Being
- Infant Brain Development Video Library
- Mount Sanai Parenting Center: Newborn Discharge Education (Video)
- NJEIS.org Developmental Milestones
- Pathways.org Developmental Milestones
- Pathways: Helpful Resources for Early Childhood Development
- What is Early Childhood Development?
- Zero-to-Three Ages & Stages
6. Early Literacy Resources
7. Infant-Toddler Brain Development
8. Parenting Tips
9. Parent Support Groups
10. Self-Regulation
11. Social and Emotional Development
- Center on Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning
- Pathways – Social-Emotional Development
- U.S. Deptartment of Education – Feelings Milestones
- U.S. Deptartment of Education – Comprender El Desarollo Emocional de su niño
- Zero-to-Three: Birth to 12 Months Social-Emotional development
- Zero-to-Three: Sobre el Desarollo Emocional y Social