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Questions About Kids
on the topics of Social and Emotional Growth, Challenging Behaviors, and Mental Health

	Questions About Kids tackles common issues of concern to parents and professionals. Each issue addresses one question about young children. Questions About Kids are made for distribution at places where caregivers gather. CEED also publishes a series of one-page Tip Sheets for early childhood and special education professionals working with young children.

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Am I spoiling my baby? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Somali) Color pdf format (Somali) Can a mom's depression affect her baby or toddler? Print-ready text version (English) Can I help my baby remember? Print-ready text version (English) Can I make my baby smarter? Print-ready text version (English) Do dads really make a difference? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Hmong) Color pdf format (Hmong) Print-ready text version (Spanish) Color pdf format (Spanish) How can I get my baby to sleep through the night? Print-ready text version (English) How can I guide my child's TV viewing? Print-ready text version (English) How can I help my baby or toddler to move around? Print-ready text version (English) How can I help my child to be more considerate? Print-ready text version (English) How can I help my child understand death? Print-ready text version (English) How can I help my young child to become a reader? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Hmong) Color pdf format (Hmong) Print-ready text version (Somali) Color pdf format (Somali) How can I survive these temper tantrums? Print-ready text version (English) How can I teach my child responsibility? Print-ready text version (English) How can parents and caregivers support a baby's healthy development? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) How can trauma affect my young child? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Spanish) Color pdf format (Spanish) How do I get to know my newborn? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Is It normal for children to be afraid? Print-ready text version (English) Is It okay to leave her home alone? Print-ready text version (English) Is my child ready for kindergarten? Print-ready text version (English) Is this stress? What can I do? Print-ready text version (English) What can I do about sibling rivalry? Print-ready text version (English) What does it mean when my young child is “assessed”? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Hmong) Color pdf format (Hmong) What is meant by "infant mental health"? Print-ready text version (English) What should I teach my child about money? Print-ready text version (English) What's going on in my baby's brain? Print-ready text version (English) Color pdf format (English) Print-ready text version (Spanish) Color pdf format (Spanish) What's the difference between discipline and punishment? Print-ready text version (English) Why are the "twos" so terrible? Print-ready text version (English) Why can't this kid find something to do? Print-ready text version (English) Why is his only word "no!"? Print-ready text version (English) For an additional resource on a variety of preschool topics, see the CEED Tip Sheets.

Reprint Requirements The information contained in Questions About Kids may be reproduced without charge for education/training or related activities. There is no requirement to obtain special permission for such uses. We do, however, ask that the below citation appear on all reproductions: Copyright © 2007 by Center for Early Education and Development (CEED) Reprinted with permission of the Center for Early Education and Development (CEED), College of Education and Human Development, University of Minnesota, 40 Education Sciences Building, 56 East River Road, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55455-0223; phone: 612-625-3058; fax: 612-625-2093; http://cehd.umn.edu/ceed
CEED also publishes a series of one-page Tip Sheets for early childhood and special education professionals working with young children.

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