Posts Categorized: Child Development
May 26, 2020
Structuring Time Spent at Home for Children of All Ages
by Erin Carpenter, CCLS; Aislinn Mooney, CCLS; and Madeline Zinngrabe, CCLS It can be challenging to keep a schedule and routine at home during this uncertain time. You may see regressive or withdrawn behavior when your child is trying to adapt and manage their feelings and changes to their routine. Keeping your child’s environment structured…
Child Development, Child Life, COVID-19
certified child life specialist, child development, child development at home, child life, coronavirus, coronavirus activities, covid-19, home activities, shelter in place
January 16, 2020
Understanding Birth Defects, Risks, and Screening and Prevention Options
Whether a woman is expecting her first baby or has welcomed multiple children into the world, her pregnancy involves many considerations, from the light — such as picking a name and plotting out the perfect nursery — to the serious — such as getting recommended care and screening for birth defects. “Even with something that…
Child Development, Infant Health, Maternal-Fetal Medicine
birth defect prevention, genetic screening, infant health, maternal-fetal health, maternal-fetal medicine, perinatal care, prenatal care
March 11, 2019
Dream On: Quality Sleep at Every Stage of Childhood
Who doesn’t love a good night’s sleep? A solid snooze is physically and mentally restorative, and an essential part of living your healthiest life. For kids, who are on a constant developmental trajectory from the day they’re born, sleep is all the more important. However, many parents wonder how much is enough, how to help…
Child Development, Sleep
healthy sleep, help kids sleep, kids and sleep, quality sleep, sleep, sleep and health, sleep schedule
January 30, 2019
Changing Policies, Changing Lives
Each year, the Cochlear Implant Program team from the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Departments (latter team pictured) at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego witnesses dozens of profoundly deaf or severely hard-of-hearing children experience the sounds of the world around them for the first time. Being outfitted with a cochlear implant, a surgically placed electronic device, can…
Child Development, Hearing/Speech, Research and Innovation
audiology, cochlear implants, speech-language pathology, telemedicine, telespeech
December 4, 2018
Simple Tips for Raising a Compassionate Kid
As parents, you strive to instill good values in your kids — mind your manners, be a good sport, sharing is caring. Among the most prized of these warm and fuzzy human traits is having compassion for others, but it can be tough to gauge when children are ready to grasp and grow this emotionally…
Behavioral Health, Child Development
behavioral health, child development, childhood behavior, childhood social skills, compassion, kindness, peer pressure
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