As we all know now, the coronavirus COVID-19 has started to affect us deeply in North Carolina since March 3rd, to which Governor Roy Cooper declared a State of Emergency. On May 5th, Governor Cooper modified North Carolina’s Stay At Home Executive Order, transitioning the state to Phase 1 of slowly easing COVID-19 restrictions. Executive [...]
Adults’ digital habits could be hazardous to children’s speech and language development. It's time to act. We’ve all seen it, and many of us are guilty of it: A parent is preoccupied using a phone at the playground, in line at the supermarket, at a restaurant or in a doctor’s waiting room as the child [...]
September 8 is International Literacy Day, so we want to share some recommendations for age-appropriate literature suitable for young children. For children especially, reading books can be like opening a magic door that stimulates their creativity, inspires their imagination, and provides them opportunity to gain knowledge about the world around them. From a very young [...]
