3 Steps for Teaching Independent Play
Joanne Cazeau Joanne Cazeau

3 Steps for Teaching Independent Play

Independent play is great for both child and caregiver. It gives your child confidence and freedom, while you get a small break. Learn about 3 steps for fostering independent play in your home.

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Targeting Skills “in the Moment”
Joanne Cazeau Joanne Cazeau

Targeting Skills “in the Moment”

Every interaction with your child does not need to be highly structured to be meaningful. As long as you focus on the 3Rs, every interaction with your child becomes immediately meaningful. Keep reading to find out how.

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The Impact of Adopting “Caregiver and Me” Language
Joanne Cazeau Joanne Cazeau

The Impact of Adopting “Caregiver and Me” Language

Early childhood educators and skilled service providers are familiar with the parent coaching space, and many of us provide parent and caregiver education to support our families. But to make our classes and content accessible and welcoming to all families, we must consider the language we use. Why? Because words matter.

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5 Reasons Why "Toy Minimalism" Works
Joanne Cazeau Joanne Cazeau

5 Reasons Why "Toy Minimalism" Works

Toy minimalism is the practice of consciously curating children’s toys to promote responsible consumption and reduce clutter. Why should you consider toy minimalism in your home? Check out 5 benefits here.

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5 Reasons to Consider an AAC Device
Joanne Cazeau Joanne Cazeau

5 Reasons to Consider an AAC Device

Looking for a little inspiration to get you or your loved one excited to give augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) a try?  There are so many benefits to AAC! Keep reading to learn about what they are.

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