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What is Autism?

Autism is considered a neurological disorder that affects the normal functioning of the brain. It typically appears in the first three years of life and impacts the developmen... Read Entire Article

Life with Baby...Sitting Pretty

Stop and think about it. Your baby's development is amazing. It probably doesn't seem very long ago that you brought your baby home. Then, they smiled for the first time. You... Read Entire Article

Life with Baby...On the Go!

Life with baby: you may not be the only one on the go these days. Your baby may be showing signs that he or she may be on the move soon. It may not be long before baby crawls!... Read Entire Article

One (Baby) Step at a Time...

Oh, baby! Your baby's development may seem like it's happening in the blink of an eye. Literally. Within their first year, you have seen them smile, giggle, roll, sit-up, craw... Read Entire Article

Get Your (Baby's) Motor Running

Motor skills are all about your baby being in motion. From the day your baby was born, you have seen them move. First, in ways not quite controlled. Then, as they grow, in ver... Read Entire Article

Talkin' Baby Talk

You've probably had countless conversations with your child. These may include the moment you found out you were expecting (those heart to heart talks with "the bump"), to tho... Read Entire Article

Play!

When you were pregnant, you may have daydreamed of the days ahead. From the first moments when you would meet your child, to their first steps, and even thinking about their f... Read Entire Article

Baby Teeth

Ah, that baby smile. At first, it is all gums. Then, one day you may notice a little bit of white on the bottom or top of that gummy smile. Welcome to teething! Although ba... Read Entire Article

Grow, Baby, Grow

During the first year, your baby will grow and change in so many ways. What is born so tiny and seemingly helpless will soon be a walking, talking machine! There are many w... Read Entire Article

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