Development Archives – Page 2 of 3 – New York Family

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Handheld Screen Time Linked With Speech Delays in Young Children

Amanda Marrone

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My Gym Children’s Fitness Center to Open in Park Slope

Sabrina Sooknanan

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Nike’s New Study Shows Muscle Fitness Leads to Strong Minds

Melissa A. Kay

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Bacteria Aren’t the Enemy: Why Messy Can Be Better

Patricia Schnabel Ruppert

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8 Things Heterosexual Parents of LGBTQ+ Kids Should Know

Wesley C. Davidson

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5 Ways to Help Your Child Thrive

Mitzi Bockmann

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Signs of Autism: Is My Child Showing Symptoms?

Lisa Jo Rudy

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How Do I Encourage My Child to Stand Independently?

Rebecca Talmud, PT, DPT

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Character Counts More Than Smarts

NYMetroParents Staff

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10 Ways to Get Creative with Chores

Alexandra Steinberg

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Regular Family Routines May Impact Children’s Social-Emotional Health

NYMetroParents Staff

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Study on Autism Shows Link Between Motor Skills and Social Skills

NYMetroParents Staff

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The Benefits of Open-Ended Toys for Kids

Colleen D. Multari, LMSW

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Studies Show Female Teens Tell More Descriptive Stories

NYMetroParents Staff

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The Bone Bank

Sandra Gordon

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Tips for Coping with Back-To-School Separation Anxiety in Kids

NYMetroParents Staff

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The Importance of Lying to Others

Michaela Searfoorce

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Understanding Rett Syndrome

Amber Greviskes

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Does Your Child Wet His Pants During the Day?

Luba Starostiak, PT, OCS

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Why Good Nutrition is Important for New Moms

Greenwich Hospital