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Literacy skills are how we read and write. We often think of preschool (3-4 years and up) when thinking about literacy development. But, did you know early literacy development actually starts in infancy? Exposing infants and toddlers to activities involving reading and books consistently will greatly impact their later language
Whether a parent is feeling overwhelmed with their little ones outbursts or a therapist doesn’t understand why the toddlers seem to keep throwing things (including tantrums) in their sessions. The key to answering this question is finding the function of behavior.
You’ve heard it before—“He’s learning his colors!”It’s often one of the first things a parent shares during an evaluation or a check-in. And honestly? That’s awesome. Unless you’re giving the PLS-5. (iykyk) When parents tell us their child is learning colors, it actually gives us insight into a few things.