Ever wonder is you are getting your message through when you talk to your teeenager?
Check out this new blog entry by Cheri Burcham, Family Life Educator. https://t.co/OvU07QQ0ls
We continue celebrating Week of the Young Child and today is all about food! It is Tasty Tuesday! Check out the article from NAEYC! https://t.co/FWM3lE3LRt @NAEYC#woyc18
Celebrate the National Association for the Education of Young Children's (NAEYC) Week of the Young Child! There will be different themes every day so be sure to stay tuned! Today is Music Monday. Read "10 Ways Babies Learn when We Sing to Them" #wyoc18 https://t.co/vCezz9mZYe
Today is World Autism Day and April is Autism Awareness Month! Take time to learn more about Autism Spectrum Disorders to raise awareness and understanding of a very individualized, unique, and complex disorder.
I had so much fun teaching a session at ACES Family Academies last year! I will be on vacation this year....but know there will be fantastic sessions offered! The families were awesome and you will have such a good time making memories!! https://t.co/o9vMzEX5b7
Today is the Day! ACES Family Academies registration is OPEN! Join us this summer July 12-13, 2018 on the College of ACES Campus! https://t.co/a0fn5dh7NC
Today is #NationalPizzaDay! Have a family meal and create your own pizzas. Use fresh and fun ingredients and enjoy the time you spend together! #familymeals#parenting
This blog entry is a wonderful tip sheet from the work being done at Better Brains for Babies! Thankful for the work that @UGAExtension is doing to promote healthy brains for our precious children. #brainhealth#partnerships#shareknowledge#parenting https://t.co/4KlTCJgup6
We all understand the challenge of staying motivated to accomplish a task. How many of you have already lost momentum on your New Year's Resolutions? Kids are no different! @ScholParents give us 10 ways to motivate your child to learn https://t.co/3kEhEVqOSx #parenting
As a parent it is imperative we raise children who will become capable adults. A former Dean from Stanford University give us 7 tips to do just that! https://t.co/7Oq2tMawPo
Did you know the average age a child gets a cell phone is 10 years old! Cell phones in school can be a challenge! edutopia has some good advice for teachers.
https://t.co/d9j5FtJQHW
"Removing electronic media from the bedroom and encouraging a calming bedtime routine are among recommendations Penn State researchers outline in a recent manuscript on digital media and sleep in childhood and adolescence." @BetterKidCare#parenting # sleep