Speech Sound Development
Show your child that you are interested in what they say, not how they say it. Help your child learn how to say tricky sounds by repeating them correctly as naturally as possible.
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Never Ever Shake A Baby
It is normal for pēpi (babies) to cry, and it's normal for caregivers to get frustrated. Have a plan for what you will do if your baby keeps crying and you become upset or frustrated. It is never ever OK to shake a baby. Make sure that all the people who care for your baby know this. Never leave your baby alone with anyone that you think might lose control.Vision Development In The First Year
A checklist for your baby's eye and vision development during their first year. If you have any concerns about your baby's vision, see a health professional.
