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Development

Building Your Child’s Self-Esteem

Self-esteem is feeling good about the type of person you choose to be.  Kids with self-esteem feel proud of what they can do, see ... continue reading

How to Nurture Your Child’s Dreams & Ambitions

In our latest podcast episode we talk about how to nurture your child’s dreams and ambitions. As a child, Scott Ehrenpreis was awkward, shy, ... continue reading

Tips for Successful School Meetings – Part 2

In Tips for Successful School Meetings, Part 2, the vlog explains how different children may need different approaches when it comes to learning. Difficulty ... continue reading

March is Self-Harm Awareness Month

March is self-harm awareness month, bringing to light the importance of understanding, education, and what to look for with signs and symptoms of self-harm ... continue reading

Tips for Successful School Meetings

Different children may need a different approach when it comes to learning and it can be very stressful for both parent and child when ... continue reading

How to Navigate Your Child’s IEP

When it comes to how to navigate your child’s IEP, or Individualized Education Plan, parents can sometimes feel confused, powerless, or simply overwhelmed which can ... continue reading

Playing Games with Emotions Can be Beneficial

Have you ever heard that playing games with emotions can actually be a good thing? For instance, playing games with emotions like anger can ... continue reading

Vote for The Florida Center for Best of SRQ!

Please vote for The Florida Center for Best of SRQ! We are excited to report that we’ve made it to the voting round of ... continue reading

The Florida Center for Early Childhood Receives $20,000 Grant

The Florida Center for Early Childhood received a $20,000 grant from the Gulf Coast Community Foundation and the Atlanta Braves Foundation to assist families ... continue reading

Attention Customers: Meltdown on Aisle Two!

“Attention Customers: Meltdown on Aisle Two!” When your child has a meltdown in a public place, like a grocery store, it can sometimes feel ... continue reading