Have you ever had your eyes dilated? Were you exhausted after trying to focus? Imagine if you had to work that hard every day to see. Vision is one of the most overlooked areas of development. Being able to see (eyesight) is different than vision. Eyesight is something we are born with. Eyesight allows us […]
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Vision
March 2, 2015Category: Development, Helping Hands News
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Crawling
February 16, 2015Crawling. Is it necessary? I guess that depends on who you ask. A few years ago, the American Medical Association was considering eliminating crawling as a developmental milestone. Not sure whose idea that was, but it wasn’t a good one. Every developmental milestone is important for the next milestone to develop. They are the foundation […]
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Could the chemicals you use in your home make you sick?
October 15, 2014Part 5 in our series – What is happening to our children when 1 in 6 has a developmental disability. In a study conducted by the Environmental Working Group, Body Burden – 287 chemicals were found in the umbilical cord of 10 newborns. This study has prompted attention to the chemicals used in consumer products. […]
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