Help for Ages and Stages-UNDER CONSTRUCTION COMING SOON!

Articles for help with the different age groups and stages

Baby (0-12 months)

Info here

Toddlers (ages 1-3)

Watch the video below of 7-year old Molly Wright talking about how parents need to connect with their little ones.  Makes you want to put down your phone now!

Pre-schoolers (ages 3-5)

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Grade Schoolers (ages 5-12)

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Tweens (ages 9-12)

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Teens (ages 13-18)

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Young Adults (ages 19+)

“You are parents of children for a short time, while you are the parent of adult children for much longer and so the relationship you foster in the early years will set the tone for the long term/future relationship” Kerri Reda, NEPN