What Should My Kindergartener Know by the End of the Year

Each year, the required skills for each grade level appears to change. Kindergarten is so different from years past, when the current generation of children's parents went to school. There are expectations to meet, but what are they?

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Importance of Early Intervention for Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Services

Evidence has shown that early intervention is key in helping to improve challenging behaviors, but when do you begin to seek out ABA services to support you and your family in overcoming those challenges?

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How to Write a Formal Written Request to Your Child's School

Is your child struggling with their development within their educational environment and you’re realizing that he/she might need assistance? You’ve decided that it’s time to reach out to the school for support but have no clue what to ask or who to ask. The first step is to write a formal written request to your child’s school.

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What Is Tummy Time and Why Is It Important?

What is tummy time? Tummy time is the time that your baby is awake and actively spending on their stomach to build strong bones and muscles necessary for sitting up on their own, crawling, and head control that will occur as your baby gets older.

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Physician Spotlight--Dr. Stacy McConkey, MD, FAAP

“Children with special healthcare needs hold a very special place in my heart, and I feel that they can best be served in a clinic setting like Coordinated Care for Children, where we can offer more comprehensive whole person/family care services.” – Dr. Stacy McConkey, MD, FAAP.

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Do You Have Difficulty Understanding Your Child’s Speech?

Children may produce sounds in words incorrectly as they learn to talk – and this is okay! There are specific sounds that are meant to develop at different ages, but which ones and when should you reach out to your pediatrician for a referral for speech therapy?

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