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Health Information Resources in Early Intervention: Children’s Hospitals

We are not expected to be medical doctors, but we are expected to be informed team members. Utilizing these health libraries ensures our practice—and our resource sharing—is grounded in reliable information.

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Find Your Professional Association in Early Intervention

If you are currently working in early intervention, I urge you to join your dedicated professional organization today. It’s not just an expense; it’s an investment in your professional competence and longevity, helping you continuously build your value and ensure your knowledge remains up to date.

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Wright’s Law and Wrightslaw: Empowering Early Intervention Advocacy

The core principle of Wright’s Law is that parents have the right to be involved in their child’s education and advocate for their needs.

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Using the CDC as a Trusted Resource for Early Intervention

Remember, knowledge is power, and the CDC is a fantastic resource for anyone invested in the healthy development of all children.

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How NAEYC Guidance Serves Early Intervention

NAEYC’s commitment to high-quality early childhood education makes them a valuable asset for both early intervention professionals and the families we serve. By working together with organizations like the NAEYC, we can ensure all children have the opportunity to thrive.

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Using Pathways.org Videos in Early Intervention

The parents’ faces lit up! Seeing the skill in action made the milestone tangible and understandable. It wasn’t just words anymore; it was a real-life demonstration.
I find these videos incredibly helpful, not only for showcasing current skills but also for providing a visual preview of what to expect next.

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Using Non-Profits as Sources of Information in Early Intervention

Non-profit organizations can be a source of support for families with special needs. Teach familiar how to evaluate a site’s trustworthiness so that they can make informed decisions. Remind parents that they are their child’s best advocate, and critical thinking is their most powerful tool.

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The American Academy of Pediatrics: A Trusted Resource for Early Intervention

We’re not here to give medical advice. We’re here to give parents the tools to seek the best medical advice.

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What Is Toy Safety?

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is the US Government agency that plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of toys for children. They are responsible for regulating consumer products and protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death.