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Philadelphia Early Childhood Parenting Examiner's Articles
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Every child, even a teenager, can appreciate the latest toy or hot new gadget. Toys for Tots includes teens too. In Philadelphia county, Toys for Tots...
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If your child can’t clearly see the world around him, he can’t appreciate all the beauty it holds or even intentionally avoid some of the...
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As infants, children grasp rattles, shake toy keys, and become mesmerized with the interesting figure staring back at them in mirrors. As toddlers,...
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Children don’t have to put on their “listening ears”; they’re born with them. Just as there are innate reflexes to suckle and...
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Recall the New Jersey case of the foster children found to be starved and neglected? No doubt about it, it was criminal. So, what about children who...
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It's what sustains us, gives us energy, and even makes us smarter. That's why there is a day dedicated to chewing the fat, literally and...
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“I want to be a white woman when I grow up ‘cause they’ve got long straight hair…,” from the lips of a 5-year-old...
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Some children fib, some tell little white lies, and some tell some serious whoppers; in the end they all lie. Story-telling or embellishments are...
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In an effort to protect our children from harm, The School District of Philadelphia has created a Nut-Free Zone in its preschool programs. They have...
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