Child Development

Learn the Signs. Act Early.

Web Address: cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly
What is “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” ?
- Program by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to:
  - Provide information about child development form birth to 5 years
  - Provide information and resources to families about developmental disabilities and autism
What does “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” provide?
- Information for parents about milestones for children, and what to do if you are concerned about your child’s development.
- Free library of photos and videos of children showing developmental milestones.
- Free Autism Case Training web-based continuing education course for professionals.
- Parents and professionals can print or order free materials.
- Free children’s books at https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/amazingme.html
Is it free?
- All resources provided online are free.
- Some materials, such as books about developmental milestones, are free only for your first order.
  - These materials are always available to download for free as a PDF.
  - The following books are also available for free as an iBook via iTunes:

Web Address: parenting247.org
What is Parenting 24/7?
- Parenting 24/7 is a project by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
- The site provides information and resources about parenting for caregivers of children from birth through teens.
What does Parenting 24/7 provide?
- Articles, news, resources, strategies, and videos about topics regarding development and parenting for:
  - Infants
  - Preschoolers
  - School-age children
  - Teens
Is it free?
- Information and resources provided on the site are free.
- Free registration provides full access to the site’s features.
  - Register at http://parenting247.org/register.cfm

Web Address:zerotothree.org
What is Zero to Three?
- A global on-profit dedicated to advocacy and education to support healthy early childhood development.
What does the Resource provide?
- Practical resources for parents to build healthy relationships with infants and toddlers
- Resources for professionals for professional development and advocacy
- Resources for policymakers and advocates
Specific Resources to Check Out:
Is it free?
- Most online learning materials and articles for parents are free to access unless otherwise noted.
- Some materials are a can only be accessed by Zero to Three members.

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