Great
Beginnings: A Series for Parents of Infants and Young Children -- Information
on each month from 12 to 23. Each publication looks at developmental milestones
and common behaviors, interests, and needs for that stage of development.
1-2-3 Grow! Series -- A series of newsletters for parents discussing parenting
issues and child development from 13-24 months.
13-15 months
16-18
months 19-21
months 22-24
months
Ages & Stages -- These fact sheets describe the typical development of young
children 12 to 18 and 18 to 24 months. Developmental milestones are included
for physical development, mental development, and social and emotional development.
Ideas for parents, recommended books for parents, and recommended books and
toys for children this age are also included.
12-18
Months 18-24
Months
Toddler Development
-- This publication provides information on what to expect from toddlers,
how toddlers grow and develop at their own rate, and some activities that
toddlers enjoy and that help them grow and develop. Includes information on
physical development, social and emotional development, and intellectual development
for one-year-olds. (Spanish)
Ages & Stages -- A series of publications that provide information on development;
typical behaviors, interests, and needs; safety hazards; and play of one-year-olds.
12-18
Months Toddlers
& Two-Year-Olds
Tots in Action -- A series on the development of toddlers. Looks at how toddlers
develop physically, cognitively, socially, and emotionally from 12 to 24 months.
Includes information on what it is like to parent a one-year-old and how one
can cope with common frustrations during this period of development. 12-18
Months 18-24
Months
The Growing Years -- A series of publications that address children's development
and parenting issues at each age/stage of development.
Months
12 and 13 Months
13 and 14 Months
15 and 16 Months
17 and 18 Months
19 and 20
Months
21 and 22 Months
23 and 24
What to
Expect When Baby Turns One -- Provides information on developmental milestones,
characteristics, needs, interests, etc. at age one and the months ahead.
You and Your 1-Year-Old
-- Information on sleeping; bathing; dressing; eating; toilet training; crawling,
climbing, and walking; talking; play and people; sexual development; thumb-sucking;
and independence and discipline.
Parenting
Made Easier: Ages & Stages -- TODDLERS -- Provides information on children's
development from month 14 to year 3. Looks at emotional, social, physical,
language, and intellectual development; provides tips for parents; and suggests
appropriate toys.
Visits With You
and Your Baby: 12 to 24 Months & Beyond – A booklet that begins by providing
an overview and tips for parents on the toddler years. The booklet goes on
to break the toddler years into stages (12-15 months, 15-18 months, 18-21
months, and 21-24 months), providing information about child development and
growth, communication, meal time, activities, health and safety, child care,
etc.
A
Child in Your Life Series - My How You’ve Grown! Development in Early Childhood
– An interactive booklet for parents that provides information and activities
on how a child grows during the first two years of his/her life, how to watch
your child grow, and how to help your child grow.
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Keys to Great Parenting: Fun Learning with Your Baby or Toddler . . . (series)
How
am I Growing and Changing? -- This publication provides a chart for recording
your child's physical and motor development.
My
Child is an Artist! The Stages of Artistic Development -- This article
addresses artistic development in young children and offers suggestions for
parents on how to support this development.
Communicating
with Infants and Toddlers -- This article address communication development
in young children and the various ways parents can help their children develop
communication skills.
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Understanding
Children: Language Development -- This article provides information on
typical language skills and how to nurture them during the ages of 12 to 18
months.
24
Ways To Boost Your Child's Language Skills -- A colorful, illustrated
list of 24 ways parents can support their child's language development.
Show
Your Little Explorer the World -- This article looks at how toddlers learn
through exploring the world around them. It provides ideas for parents on
how they can support their child's intellectual development and love of learning.
Intellectual Development
of Toddlers -- This article provides information on developmental milestones,
common behaviors, and activities that support the intellectual growth and
development of one-year-olds.
Your Child's Brain:
The Crucial First Years -- Looks at the research on brain development
and how experiences during the early years affect brain development and functioning
throughout life. Provides 10 guidelines for parents and other caregivers on
raising healthy, happy children and confident, competent learners.
Understanding
Children: Biting -- This article addresses the reasons children bite and
what parents can do about biting. It also provides a chart for recording information
that can help parents or caregivers understand why a child is biting.
Getting
Ready To Walk--Signs of Readiness -- Looks at the process of learning
how to walk and the age range for first steps.
One-Year-Olds
Still Need To Suck -- Looks at the reasons young children suck pacifiers
or thumbs and the age range when this is common.
Family Issue
Facts: A Fact Sheet for Families and People who Work with Families--Temperament
-- This publication addresses temperaments in young children. Specifically,
it provides the definition of temperament; discusses the importance of recognizing
and understanding our own and others' temperaments; describes the nine traits
of temperaments and how these translate into certain behaviors/needs in young
children; and looks at the three temperament trait patterns in children--the
"easy," "difficult," and "slow to warm up" child.
Sexuality
and Your Child -- For Children Ages 0 to 3 -- Topics include What is Sexuality?,
How Do Young Children Learn About Sexuality?, Characteristics of Sexual Development,
What Can A Parent Do?, and Animals and Reproduction.