are attached Babies are more likely to initiate social interaction. They begin to: Play peek-a-boo Pay attention to own name Smile spontaneously Laugh aloud Babies show a wider emotional range and ...

Wondering if your child's tantrums, social struggles, or big emotions are normal? This guide reveals what to expect and when extra support might help.

Social and emotional development refers to a child’s growing ability to express, name and regulate their feelings and their ability to interpret other’s feelings and help others. Social and emotional ...

Sheets realized then that experiences from what she said was a rough childhood, including five years living apart from her mother ... Casey, a social worker at Ellis. “I think it will really help the ...

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