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Do you know how to play with your baby? Probably so. What about playing with your newborn baby? Turns out, those precious and sweet newborn babies aren’t just for staring at (and keeping you awake at night)- you can encourage your baby’s growth and development through those early years of
No doubt, many of you are hearing from parents about the association of Tylenol [acetaminophen] use in pregnancy with diagnoses in neurodiverse children. Whether a parent is currently navigating pregnancy or raising a neurodiverse child, this news has stirred up a flood of emotions — guilt, fear, overwhelm, and the
We’ve been covering the different stages of play development. So far we’ve talked about unoccupied play, solitary play, and spectator play. This post is about the stage of play that occurs at the same time as spectator play- parallel play! *This post contains affiliate links- if you purchase from the link