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Babies & Young Children
The following articles from Cornell University's "Parent Pages" cover parenting issues related to babies and young children. Articles are written by faculty and staff of Cornell University Cooperative Extension and are a resource for parents and educators on a variety of parenting topics.
- As Halloween Nears, Help Children Face Fears
- Benefits of Reading to Your Child
- Children Solve Problems By Putting Feelings Into Words
- Choosing the Best Books for Babies and Toddlers
- Choosing Toys for Children
- Toy-Buying Guidelines
- Discipline for Babies and Toddlers Does Not Mean Punishment
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Control
- Helping Young Children Gain Self-Esteem
- Helping Children With Daily Routines
- Helping Young Children Cope With Death
- Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten?
- Kindergarten is a Big Step for Child and Parent
- Keeping the Holidays Calm for Young Children
- Planning Birthday Parties for Children
- Prepare Preschoolers to Visit the Non-Residential Parent
- Reading to Young Children is Time Well Spent
- Security Objects Offer Comfort to Young Children
- Selecting Television Programs for Young Children
- Shopping With Children
Contact
Amy Zukas
4-H / Parenting Program Manager
asw247@cornell.edu
315-788-8450 ext. 254
Last updated April 7, 2023
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