The day was a typical one. My daughters excitedly engaged in playtime, reading, and making a mess all over the house. Of course, they argued from time to time. There really were no signs that anything was amiss, until my...
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We all read the headlines, horrified not only by the high lead levels found in children in Flint, Michigan, but also by the extent to which government officials who are supposed to protect the public apparently concealed the harm. Dr....
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Get to Know an Affiliate is a blog series focused on building affiliate-to-affiliate connections and resource sharing. Sarah Zucker recently interviewed the team at Help Me Grow Kansas (HMG-KS). In this interview, you’ll hear from Danielle Brower, Rebecca Gillam, Teri...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MEDIA CONTACT: Monica Buchanan, Director of Communications (860) 837-5701; mbuchanan@connecticutchildrens.org HELP ME GROW NATIONAL CENTER RECEIVES GENEROUS FUNDING FROM RALPH C. WILSON, JR. FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT 10TH ANNUAL FORUM HARTFORD, Conn. – The Help Me Grow...
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Get to Know an Affiliate is a blog series focused on building affiliate-to-affiliate connections and resource sharing. In the first post of this series, Sarah Zucker recently interviewed Help Me Grow Long Island (HMG-LI). Below you’ll hear from Melissa Passarelli,...
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The Help Me Grow National Center recently partnered with ZERO TO THREE’s Think Babies™ Campaign in an effort to strategically promote the needs of infants and toddlers across the country. Stephanie Luczak from the Help Me Grow National Center recently interviewed...
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Together at the Table is a HMG Blog series that highlights the crucial role of conversations that bring partners together to advance our collective work. Regardless of what organization, program, or initiative we each represent, we can all agree: there...
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Together at the Table is a HMG Blog series that highlights the crucial role of conversations that bring partners together to advance our collective work. Regardless of what organization, program, or initiative we each represent, we can all agree: there...
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HELP ME GROW NATIONAL CENTER SECURES GENEROUS INVESTMENT TO MITIGATE IMPACT OF POVERTY ON YOUNG CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Help Me Grow National Center, a program of Connecticut Children’s Office for Community Child Health, will further its support of vulnerable children...
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I now realize that I have long subscribed to the notion of “a good-enough childhood,” both in my personal life and my work as a developmental-behavioral pediatrician. My underlying belief is that most children who experience a nurturing, warm, motivating...