Many parents whose native language is not English or who speak multiple languages at home report receiving conflicting and sometimes misleading information about bilingualism and best practices for supporting language. In the United States we are becoming an increasingly multilingual country, so it is essential that we are informed about how to support children from bilingual homes as well as children whose home language is not the majority one.
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How integral to a child’s development is playtime? Very, according to our pediatric rehab team. Here are some tips on fostering positive play development in kids.
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