Early Intervention Refers To The Services And Support For Infants And Young Children With Developmental Disabilities
The Early Intervention (EI) Program is a federal grant program run by individual states under Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act that works with children ages 0-3. Early Intervention targets children who have a delay in cognitive, social, communication, physical, or self-care skills or who are diagnosed with a condition that puts them at risk for developing delays.
- Challenging Behavior
- Discovery Toys
- Early Intervention Activities
- Early Intervention in Everyday Routines
- Early Intervention Success Stories
- Home Visiting Adventures
- Music In Early Intervention
- Piano
- Play Inspired By Books
- Resources for Early Intervention
- Sensory Strategies
- This is Early Intervention
The Sit and Watch Procedure for Behavior Management
I’ve been fortunate enough to attend several conferences where Dr. Robin McWilliam shared his insights on…
Simple Tools in Early Intervention: Linking Rings
Linking rings really are the unsung heroes of on-the-go parenting, serving double duty as a useful…
Transform Everyday Moments into Cumulative Storytelling
As an early childhood educator, I have always loved the sweet rhythm and pace of Audrey…
Family Playtime
Building a strong, loving family bond doesn’t require elaborate vacations; it starts with simple, positive activities…
Behavior Charts: Pros and Cons
When I was in school, the system for managing behavior was simple, if harsh: write your…
Down syndrome Resources
My intent is to add more as I go. Do you have any other resources for…
Strategy for Challenging Behavior— Baby Proofing
If you are a working with young children with difficult behaviors, right away my piece of…
Songs with a Purpose: Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear
When I need a high-motivation, movement-based activity for teaching the ability to follow simple one step…
Managing Germs in a Houseful of Children: Lessons Learned
This experience forced a complete reassessment of our health protocols to move from general hygiene to…
Walking on Eggshells: Parenting an Explosive Child
It is important to clarify that a child with violent behavior due to neurological or sensory…
Throw This, Not That
Some children just love to throw stuff, and it’s a powerful developmental drive. We don’t want…
DIY Light Box for Early Intervention
A DIY Light Table for Sensory Seekers I know what it feels like to be out…
Challenging Behavior: Dealing with Children who Bite
As a teacher and foster parent, I have seen biting behaviors resolve through team-based plans and…
Challenging Behavior: Self-Injury
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for a small child hurting himself. It’s a difficult situation but…
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