NEW Developmental Milestones Resource
Check out this new resource!
Milestones in Action is a FREE image library of children demonstrating developmental milestones up to 5 years. This tool can help identify milestones in children and know when there is cause for celebration or concern.
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REPRISE: Babies’ Mental Health Matters
As professionals working with very young children, you know first-hand that mental health is not something that pertains only to adults or older children. ZERO TO THREE’s 2015 Huffington Post blog focused on how parents, caregivers, and professionals can promote a baby’s mental health. The blog post is the first in a three-part series exploring the mental health needs of very young children. Stay tuned for future posts on strategies to prevent mental health problems in young children, and effective treatment for those with diagnosed mental health disorders.
- Start a conversation about infant and early childhood mental health. Encourage your colleagues to read Babies’ Mental Health Matters. Be sure to share your perspective as an infant-toddler professional. How do you promote mental health with young children as part of your work? To provide more information about infant and early childhood mental health, share this link: bit.ly/ZTTIMH .
- Share Babies’ Mental Health Matters on social media. Use the sample posts below to spread the word! Twitter: #DidYouKnow that babies have mental health? Learn more from @ZEROTOTHREE’s latest @HuffPostParents blog: http://huff.to/1e3Ttjk Facebook: Babies’ Mental Health Matters! Learn more from ZERO TO THREE’s recent Huffington Post blog – the first in a three-part series exploring the mental health needs of very young children. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matthew-melmed/babies-mental-health-matters_b_7213290.html
CANCELLED University Chapter Announces Fall Workshop Series
Introduction to HighScope for Infants & Toddlers, Part 1
DATE: Wednesday, October 25, 2017
PLACE: Employees Center for Young Children (ECYC), East Grand Avenue, Rahway, NJ
TIME: Workshop 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Registration 6:30 pm – 7:00 pm (no admittance to the building until 6:30 pm)
COST: Members $5.00 (CITE members will have their check returned at the workshop) Non-members $10.00
PRESENTER: Valeria Erdosi-Mehaffey, Executive Director, King’s Daughters Day School
University Chapter Fall Workshop Series 1 REV for the registration form.
Updated directions to ECYC PDF for directions to ECYC.
Part 2 will be held November 15, 2017.
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In Memoriam – June Moss Handler
CITE founder, June Moss Handler, 94, died on November 6, 2017 at her home in Hackensack, NJ. (read more...)