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Category Archives: Behavior and Development
Visually Impaired Preschool Services for South Central Indiana!
By: Ann Story Hughes On August 1st, Visually Impaired Preschool Services began providing assistance for babies and toddlers who are blind or have low vision and their families with the opening of VIPS-Bloomington. Modeled after a successful 25-year-old program in … Continue reading
What keeps me going
The first cohort of BABS babies is getting ready for college or will be soon. Spread out over the US and at least one across the pond, the babies that were in our original playgroup are making college visits, applying … Continue reading
Mama’s Turn, Daddy’s Turn
I have felt just about every emotion there is to feel in the last 34 months of my life. From fear and unknowing to excitement and planning to exhaustion and frustration to pride and commitment. With everything in between. But … Continue reading
Posted in Behavior and Development, Parenthood, Uncategorized
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Raising Highly Sensitive Children
As a child, I was what everyone termed “shy”. I liked to watch before joining in with other children or activities. I did NOT appreciate being pushed into doing something. I needed to feel safe first and understand what was … Continue reading
Posted in Behavior and Development, Book, Parenthood, Uncategorized
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Building Meaningful Rituals
At last week’s Developmental Group, we talked about rituals and routines for the family. Rituals being something that adds meaning to the experience, routines being something that adds structure to the experience. Both are important. Some of the rituals people … Continue reading
