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The Preschool Years (Ages 4 and 5)
What should you expect from your preschooler? This article explains the major milestones for emotional, social, cognitive, motor, language and communication development.
Source: NYU Child Study Center
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Childcare Dilemma: Are Children at Risk?
Introduction On April 19, 2001, results of one of the largest childcare studies were released at the Society of...
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Newborns: Surviving the first year
Managing the joys and challenges of life with your new baby While you have imagined what life would be like with this...
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Teaching Young Children Through Work and Play
We have learned so much recently about the importance of play for young children that many families may overlook how...
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Does a Child from an Early Head Start Program Automatically Qualify for Head Start at the Age of Three?
The child does not automatically qualify for a preschool Head Start program. The family's income must be redetermined...
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Universal pre-Kindergarten
85% of who you are - your intellect, your personality, your social skills - is developed by age 5. One of the goals...
Source: Early Education for All
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