
The way we parent plays an important role in our children's emotional development, decision-making abilities, and capacity for healthy relationships.

The way we parent plays an important role in our children's emotional development, decision-making abilities, and capacity for healthy relationships.

Children progress through distinct stages of play from infancy through childhood, each building upon the last. Play is a fundamentally voluntary, spontaneous, and enjoyable process through which children learn to interact with objects, materials, peers, parents, and caregivers in both entertaining and social ways.
Children with "twice exceptionality," or 2e, are a commonly overlooked and educationally underserved group.