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As a parent, there are many decisions to be made and changes that occur when your child begins preschool. During the preschool years, your child is making cognitive advancements, growing socially and emotionally, and developing language and literacy skills. Read on for information about this important time in a child's development.
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Physical Milestones: Kindergarten
The new school year is coming fast. But there are still a few more weeks of summer to get your child ready. Here's a...
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The Early Reader Isn't Always the Bookworm
If you've got a young child, you've probably seen it already: the pressure's on to read early. Maybe you've heard other...
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Kindergarten: Talking Milestones
Speech milestones for 5-year-olds include vocabulary growth, telling long stories, and learning the rules of...
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Kindergarten: Listening Milestones
Listening milestones for 5-year-olds include asking about new words, remembering lists, and understanding long...
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Lucky 7: Why and How Kids Change
For many parents, 7 is a lucky number. And we're not talking about gambling. We're talking about kids. At the ripe old...
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