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- Screen Time and Digital Media: A Parent and Educator’s PerspectiveToday’s Brains in Toyland segment regards screen time and the use of various media in early childhood.Our guest is Candis Grover, Director of Literacy & Spanish Development at ReadyRosie, an organization that provides fun and family-friendly resources to help parents prepare children for school.We’ll talk about the screen time and digital media use recommendations of The American Academy of Pediatrics, how to engage with your child, and the use of technology in education.We hope you and joy. Dont forget to follow us on Facebook!Best, The KidsAtoZ Team58 min
- Jumpstarting Communication through Sign Language and MusicToday’s Brains in Toyland episode we talk about combining sign language and music to foster communicationin early childhood.Our guest is Lora Heller, a Board Certified Music Therapist and Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, and Author with a Master of Science in Special Education/Deaf Education.We’ll talk about American Sign Language and the pros and cons of homemade signs and gestures, the ideal age to introduce signing, what signs are great to teach first, how to involve music for great success, and moreFor more information about Laura and her services please visit her website, Baby Fingers.We hope you enjoy!The KidsAtoZ Team27 min
- The Impact of Music in Early Childhood: Some Science & Suggestions for ParentsCertified Music Development Specialist Ekanem Ebinne returns to talk to us about the impact that music has on early child development and some of the science that supports it.She will talk to us about developmental music psychology, the types of professionals that use this in their work, and why she has decided to do research in this area.Learn more about her and the great services she provides to families through her website: MotherInTune.Enjoy!Dr.T and the Kids AtoZ Team30 min
- Everything You Need to Know about Potty Training BUT Didn’t Know to AskPotty Training is physical, intellectual, AND emotional milestone for children.In this Brains in Toyland episode we are talking with Dr. Ingrid Crowther, expert childhood educator and consultant and the Executive Director of Lifelong Learn.Dr. Crowther will talk to us about the changes a child goes through, the stages of toilet training, and strategies parents can consider. We’ll address what predicts how ready a child is to begin potty training, muscle and sensory changes, how comprehension plays a roll, and much more.Tune in live or download our podcasts anytime. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook too!We hope you enjoy.Best, The KidsAtoZ Team48 min
- Swimming Safety & Developmental Benefits for Young ChildrenToday’s Brains in Toyland segment regards water safety for young children and the benefits swimming has on the developing child.We have Lorene Janowski, a Life Guard/Water Safety Instructor and Advanced Clinician of Occupational Therapy in the pediatric rehabilitation program at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City.Are those inflatable arm bands a hidden danger? When is the best time to introduce children to swimming? What is the overall impact on devvelopment? We'll look at these questions and more.We believe you’ll find it helpful.Don’t forget to follow of on Facebook and the show site as well as Twitter.Best, The KidsAtoZ Team48 min
- How to Talk to Young Children about DivorceIn today's Brains in Toyland episode we have Dr. Samantha Rodman, Dr. Psych Mom, sharing best practices for talking to children about divorce.We’ll address topics like breaking the news, fostering open dialogue, and working to ensure that a child’s emotional needs are met during this difficult family period.You can learn more about Dr. Psych Mom and her services at her website.We hope you find our conversation helpful.Best, The KidsAtoZ Team... Don't forget to follow us on Facebook for more great information on child development!32 min
- Fostering Meaningful Relationships with Children by Making Chores FunOne-on-one time is terribly important to have with your kids. It's often so hard to find the time. Chores are also an important part of developing a wide variety of skills like planning, organization, problem solving, independence, good sense of self worth, and more.Today we are chatting with Art Therapist Reina Lombardi to discuss creative and fun ways to combine these two important aspects of child development to make a great impact.We hope you enjoy.56 min
- Breast Feeding: A mother’s experience with La Leche LeagueAt Kids AtoZ with Dr. T we bring you information about the five areas of child development, physical, intellectual, social-emotional, emotional, and moral so parents can empower their children to thrive.Today’s “All-Star Playroom” segment is called “Breast Feeding: A mother’s experience with La Leche League”Our guest is Rebecca Loonin. She’s a mom, an advocate of breast feeding, and active participant in La Leche League.We’ll be talking about this international nonprofit organization founded for mothers to be able to support one another. We’ll address its infrastructure, meeting topics, and the respectful philosophy La Leche advocates.We hope you enjoy.The KidsAtoZ Team47 min
- Language Development Birth to 6 Months: Building Skills, Relationships, & MoreWelcome to Kids AtoZ with Dr. T, bringing you information about the five areas of child development so parents can empower their children to thrive.Today’s “Brains in Toyland” segment is calledLanguage Development Birth to 6 Months: Building Skills, Relationships, & MoreMelanie Feller, MS, CCC-SLP is returning to talk to us about speech and language development in children birth to six months of age, what to expect, and how to foster great development. You can listen to our last interview called Floortime Play: Fostering Intellectual, Motor, & Emotional DevelopmentYou can also learn more about Melanie and the services she provides at her website Alphabet Sour Speech ConsultantsEnjoy. The KidsAtoZ Team33 min
- Teething and Drooling: What Every Parent Should KnowMouth development is a notably under-addressed area of child development. This “Brains in Toyland” episode will address what parents should know about teething and drooling in children.We have feeding, speech, and mouth development specialist, Diane Bahr, MS, CCC-SLP. She is a speech-language pathologist and author of Nobody Ever Told Me (or My Mother) That! Everything from Bottles and Breathing to Healthy Speech Development.She is one of the foremost resources on Feeding, Speech, and Mouth development and functioning. You can learn more and even take webinars at her website www.agesandstages.netHope you enjoy.1 hr 1 min
About Kids AtoZ with Dr. T
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Kids AtoZ strives to endow parents with knowledge and skills to empower children to thrive. We share information professionals wish parents knew about child development.
Dr. Teresa and guests address the five areas of human development including physical, intellectual, social-emotional, emotional, and moral in children birth to five years.
Dr. Teresa is a child development specialist and speech-language pathologist. She is the former Director of the Smadbeck Communication & Learning Center and the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at Marymount Manhattan College in New York. Presently she is a Visiting Research Scholar at the CUNY Graduate Center. She is a passionate nonprofit volunteer whose mission is to help people reach great potentials.
DISCLAIMER: The ideas and opinions expressed on the show are those of Dr. Teresa and her guests. They are intended for educational purposes. Audience members should always seek the advice of relevant professionals if they have questions about their child's development. Participating as an audience member implies that you agree to and understand these terms. Thank you for your interest and cooperation.