Category: No Mess
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This Is The Way
Your Child Will Learn
A song to help transition between different parts of the day
Here’s What to Do
- As you start a routine or activity, sing a song about what’s coming up next in your day. You can use
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Say Goodnight
Your Child Will Learn
A routine to help them know it’s time for bed
Here’s What to Do
- After you complete your child’s bedtime routine, take a goodnight walk around the room.
- Hold your baby, point out objects, and say
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Relax My Body
Your Child Will Learn
A strategy to help relax before bed
Here’s What to Do
- Place your baby (wearing only a diaper) on a blanket on the floor.
- While your baby is lying on their back, use slow circular motions
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Recognizing Feelings
Your Child Will Learn
Words we use to describe different facial expressions and emotions
Here’s What to Do
- Look through a book or magazine with pictures of people’s faces.
- Point to each face and describe the facial expression the person
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Speak Up For Yourself
Your Child Will Learn
How to communicate their needs to others
Here’s What to Do
- Talk about times when you want to use a strong, respectful voice:
- When someone treats you in a mean or unsafe way
- When someone treats
- Talk about times when you want to use a strong, respectful voice:
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What’s the Problem?
Your Child Will Learn
How to identify and describe a problem
Here’s What to Do
- Tell your child you’re going to play “What’s the Problem?”
- Act out some problems. Make up your own ideas, or try these:
- Put water in
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Baby Sign Language
Your Child Will Learn
To use simple sign language to communicate needs
Here’s What to Do
- Think about 2-4 needs your child has on a daily basis.
- Practice teaching your child basic sign language for these needs and emotions by
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Tell Me a Story About Me
Your Child Will Learn
They will learn about story sequence through a personal story
Here’s What to Do
- Think of a story about your child’s life that you’d like to share. It can be something funny or special that captures