Understanding Your Child’s Development: The Deeper Significance of Growth
Growth in young children encompasses far more than physical size—it's a complex interplay of cognitive, social, and communication development.
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Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping: New Jersey Lawyer Pushes for Evidence Disclosure
Nearly a century after the Lindbergh kidnapping, lawyers seek access to evidence and investigation records held by government and institutional archives.
Celebrate Your Child’s Major Developmental Achievements Throughout Their Growing Years
Your child's first sign, first steps, and first words are worth marking not as checkpoints but as evidence of genuine growth.
Parent Achieves Fire Academy Certification and Becomes New Firefighter
Training to fight fires while raising young children requires finding support systems that don't exist elsewhere in adult life.
Criminal inquiry expanded to examine second infant death in Preston Davey case
An inquiry into a baby's death in Preston raises questions about whether related cases are under renewed investigation.
Summer Educational Opportunities for Deaf Learners: Inside Our College Initiative Photo Essay
College-based summer programs create dedicated spaces where deaf learners develop skills, connect with mentors, and see their future reflected in successful deaf professionals.
Mount Aloysius College Launches Immersive Sign Language Program for Young Deaf Students
Immersive sign language classrooms center deaf children's natural communication mode, building academic skills and cultural connection from the earliest grades.
Deaf Youth Language Development: See How College Programs Transform Summer Learning
College summer programs give deaf teens language immersion with adult mentors and fluent peers, filling a gap school cannot.
How to Sign “There” in ASL: Baby Sign Language Guide
Learning how to sign there in ASL gives your child a way to communicate before words arrive. “There” is the sign that points to somewhere else. An index finger aims at a spot that is not here. Most toddlers manage…
How to Sign “Remember” in ASL: Baby Sign Language Guide
Learning how to sign remember in ASL gives your child a way to communicate before words arrive. “Remember” is the sign that brings the past forward. A thumb touches the forehead, then comes down to meet the other thumb. Most…