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Press Release · May 10

The National Diaper Bank Network, Too Small to Fail, and Penguin Young Readers Partner to Distribute 25,000 Children’s Books and Early Literacy Resources to Families through Diaper Banks for Mother’s Day

The diaper banks are distributing the children’s books and “Diaper Time is Talk Time” parent tip sheets to families along with their regular supply of donated diapers.

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Twitter · August 04 @ 05:08PM

When babies build a strong vocabulary, it leads to the development of important social-emotional and cognitive skills. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares five ways you can help build your baby’s language and communion skills from birth: https://t.co/G8bXMPkGBE https://t.co/dS0cErEJxQ

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Twitter · August 03 @ 04:08PM

You’re invited to join us and our partners @ShanesPlay on Tuesday, August 4 at 2 pm ET for a virtual “Lunch & Learn”, as we feature ways to keep children moving and grooving through playful learning this summer! Learn more and register: https://t.co/Yw9NRFObNE https://t.co/Ui9tlAWfYy

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Twitter · August 03 @ 04:08PM

Babies learn their earliest language skills by listening and interacting with the people around them. Check out our tip sheet for ways to encourage early language learning through talking, reading, and singing with your baby: https://t.co/AddJJOOjFO

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Twitter · August 02 @ 10:08AM

Today, promote positivity with your child by creating kind notes together and displaying them around your home! https://t.co/AuZjZdw2QT

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Twitter · August 01 @ 02:08PM

Children learn about the importance of kindness and caring through everyday moments. These resources from @PBSKIDS share fun ways you can encourage kindness and empathy in your child: https://t.co/w4ncpFBKJr https://t.co/oZ8truNc1i

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Twitter · July 31 @ 03:07PM

“We are our children's first teachers and they look up to us more than we know. It's our responsibility to teach our children empathy through our actions, words and the way we treat others.” Read more: https://t.co/vr01KVJIek

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Twitter · July 30 @ 01:07PM

Celebrate the things that make your child unique! Create a song with your little one about what makes them special and sing it together. #TalkingIsTeaching #LetsTalkMusic https://t.co/qzQu2GoP55

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Twitter · July 29 @ 04:07PM

Parents can teach their children to be empathetic by empathizing with them and modeling empathy. Try these five ways to teach empathy during challenging times from @WashingtonPost: https://t.co/sgCb2lozxs https://t.co/lHKc6gLvkc

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Twitter · July 28 @ 11:07AM

Experiencing and learning about kindness at an early age helps children learn empathy. Read more about how kindness and empathy are closely linked to a child’s social and emotional development:https://t.co/7hQeQr3d1G

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Twitter · July 27 @ 12:07PM

When children learn to develop empathy, they are able to value and understand the feelings of others. Check out this resource from @ZEROTOTHREE for tips on how to help your child develop the skill of empathy:https://t.co/FYsHP0ui1t

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Twitter · July 26 @ 02:07PM

The roots of early math skills begin developing from birth, through babies’ everyday play and interactions with parents and caregivers. Check out our resources for simple ways to introduce early math concepts to your child during everyday activities: https://t.co/WSHMDMqOWw https://t.co/wXRryA5Kmh

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Twitter · July 25 @ 12:07PM

Parents play an important role in developing their children’s confidence to learn early math skills. Read more about how parents can encourage early math learning through home-based activities: https://t.co/jQxyOrqoRG

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Twitter · July 24 @ 03:07PM

It is never too early to start talking with your little one about math! Start by counting your baby’s toes during diaper time, or counting the number of blocks as you play together. This will help develop your child’s early math skills. https://t.co/q9K7TeQ8i9

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Twitter · July 23 @ 03:07PM

“It’s very important when teaching counting and other early mathematics concepts to young children that they see numbers as part of their real-life experiences and, therefore, important to learn.” Read more: https://t.co/hej6q7M26U https://t.co/Bmu6q605pV

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Twitter · July 22 @ 10:07AM

Making math a part of your child’s everyday routine can help build early math skills. Try these fun ideas from @PBSKids to incorporate math into everyday moments with your baby: https://t.co/Xv28Mdmfni

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Facebook · September 23 @ 12:09PM

Are you tapping the talent of adults age 50+ to support the care and education of children age 0-5? Encore.org seeks innovators of all ages helping our youngest children and older adults thrive. APPLY NOW to the Gen2Gen Innovation Fellowship / Early Child

Are you tapping the talent of adults age 50+ to support the care and education of children age 0-5? Encore.org seeks innovators of all ages helping our youngest children and older adults thrive. APPLY NOW to the Gen2Gen Innovation Fellowship / Early Childhood or nominate someone you know. Five fellows will receive a suite of communications tools and support designed to boost visibility, contacts and funding. Each will receive $5,000 plus a chance to win a $5,000 Judges’ Prize. Deadline: Oct. 17, 2019. http://bit.ly/gen2genIFEC #Gen2Gen

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Facebook · September 21 @ 03:09PM

Tips from Univision on why you shouldn’t stop speaking Spanish at home with your baby: https://bit.ly/2F3m21g...

“Educators should instill parents with the confidence that their native language can promote academic readiness in English.”

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Facebook · September 20 @ 05:09PM

Our sincere thanks to the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives and the LaundryCares Foundation for partnering with us and launching new “Family Read, Play & Learn” spaces to promote early learning at Riverworks Coin Laundry and other

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Facebook · September 20 @ 01:09PM

Too Small to Fail is thrilled to join the LaundryCares Foundation and the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives at the grand opening of the new "Family Read, Play & Learn" space at Riverworks Coin Laundry!...

Back in the Habit: New Routines to Kick-Off the School Year

Let's Talk About Math!

4 Things to Know About Your Child’s Social-Emotional Development

President Bill Clinton Celebrating Our Talking Is Teaching Playground Panels in Baltimore

Our Programs

Talking is Teaching Communities

Updates

The National Diaper Bank Network, Too Small to Fail, and Penguin Young Readers Partner to Distribute 25,000 Children’s Books and Early Literacy Resources to Families through Diaper Banks for Mother’s Day

When babies build a strong vocabulary, it leads to the development of important social-emotional and cognitive skills. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares five ways you can help build your baby’s language and communion skills from birth: https://t.co/G8bXMPkGBE https://t.co/dS0cErEJxQ

You’re invited to join us and our partners @ShanesPlay on Tuesday, August 4 at 2 pm ET for a virtual “Lunch & Learn”, as we feature ways to keep children moving and grooving through playful learning this summer! Learn more and register: https://t.co/Yw9NRFObNE https://t.co/Ui9tlAWfYy

Babies learn their earliest language skills by listening and interacting with the people around them. Check out our tip sheet for ways to encourage early language learning through talking, reading, and singing with your baby: https://t.co/AddJJOOjFO

Today, promote positivity with your child by creating kind notes together and displaying them around your home! https://t.co/AuZjZdw2QT

Children learn about the importance of kindness and caring through everyday moments. These resources from @PBSKIDS share fun ways you can encourage kindness and empathy in your child: https://t.co/w4ncpFBKJr https://t.co/oZ8truNc1i

“We are our children's first teachers and they look up to us more than we know. It's our responsibility to teach our children empathy through our actions, words and the way we treat others.” Read more: https://t.co/vr01KVJIek

Celebrate the things that make your child unique! Create a song with your little one about what makes them special and sing it together. #TalkingIsTeaching #LetsTalkMusic https://t.co/qzQu2GoP55

Parents can teach their children to be empathetic by empathizing with them and modeling empathy. Try these five ways to teach empathy during challenging times from @WashingtonPost: https://t.co/sgCb2lozxs https://t.co/lHKc6gLvkc

Experiencing and learning about kindness at an early age helps children learn empathy. Read more about how kindness and empathy are closely linked to a child’s social and emotional development:https://t.co/7hQeQr3d1G

When children learn to develop empathy, they are able to value and understand the feelings of others. Check out this resource from @ZEROTOTHREE for tips on how to help your child develop the skill of empathy:https://t.co/FYsHP0ui1t

The roots of early math skills begin developing from birth, through babies’ everyday play and interactions with parents and caregivers. Check out our resources for simple ways to introduce early math concepts to your child during everyday activities: https://t.co/WSHMDMqOWw https://t.co/wXRryA5Kmh

Parents play an important role in developing their children’s confidence to learn early math skills. Read more about how parents can encourage early math learning through home-based activities: https://t.co/jQxyOrqoRG

It is never too early to start talking with your little one about math! Start by counting your baby’s toes during diaper time, or counting the number of blocks as you play together. This will help develop your child’s early math skills. https://t.co/q9K7TeQ8i9

“It’s very important when teaching counting and other early mathematics concepts to young children that they see numbers as part of their real-life experiences and, therefore, important to learn.” Read more: https://t.co/hej6q7M26U https://t.co/Bmu6q605pV

Making math a part of your child’s everyday routine can help build early math skills. Try these fun ideas from @PBSKids to incorporate math into everyday moments with your baby: https://t.co/Xv28Mdmfni

Are you tapping the talent of adults age 50+ to support the care and education of children age 0-5? Encore.org seeks innovators of all ages helping our youngest children and older adults thrive. APPLY NOW to the Gen2Gen Innovation Fellowship / Early Child

Tips from Univision on why you shouldn’t stop speaking Spanish at home with your baby: https://bit.ly/2F3m21g...

Our sincere thanks to the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives and the LaundryCares Foundation for partnering with us and launching new “Family Read, Play & Learn” spaces to promote early learning at Riverworks Coin Laundry and other

Too Small to Fail is thrilled to join the LaundryCares Foundation and the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives at the grand opening of the new "Family Read, Play & Learn" space at Riverworks Coin Laundry!...

Back in the Habit: New Routines to Kick-Off the School Year

Let's Talk About Math!

4 Things to Know About Your Child’s Social-Emotional Development

President Bill Clinton Celebrating Our Talking Is Teaching Playground Panels in Baltimore

Join Our Conversation

Our Programs

Talking is Teaching Communities

Updates

The National Diaper Bank Network, Too Small to Fail, and Penguin Young Readers Partner to Distribute 25,000 Children’s Books and Early Literacy Resources to Families through Diaper Banks for Mother’s Day

When babies build a strong vocabulary, it leads to the development of important social-emotional and cognitive skills. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares five ways you can help build your baby’s language and communion skills from birth: https://t.co/G8bXMPkGBE https://t.co/dS0cErEJxQ

You’re invited to join us and our partners @ShanesPlay on Tuesday, August 4 at 2 pm ET for a virtual “Lunch & Learn”, as we feature ways to keep children moving and grooving through playful learning this summer! Learn more and register: https://t.co/Yw9NRFObNE https://t.co/Ui9tlAWfYy

Babies learn their earliest language skills by listening and interacting with the people around them. Check out our tip sheet for ways to encourage early language learning through talking, reading, and singing with your baby: https://t.co/AddJJOOjFO

Today, promote positivity with your child by creating kind notes together and displaying them around your home! https://t.co/AuZjZdw2QT

Children learn about the importance of kindness and caring through everyday moments. These resources from @PBSKIDS share fun ways you can encourage kindness and empathy in your child: https://t.co/w4ncpFBKJr https://t.co/oZ8truNc1i

“We are our children's first teachers and they look up to us more than we know. It's our responsibility to teach our children empathy through our actions, words and the way we treat others.” Read more: https://t.co/vr01KVJIek

Celebrate the things that make your child unique! Create a song with your little one about what makes them special and sing it together. #TalkingIsTeaching #LetsTalkMusic https://t.co/qzQu2GoP55

Parents can teach their children to be empathetic by empathizing with them and modeling empathy. Try these five ways to teach empathy during challenging times from @WashingtonPost: https://t.co/sgCb2lozxs https://t.co/lHKc6gLvkc

Experiencing and learning about kindness at an early age helps children learn empathy. Read more about how kindness and empathy are closely linked to a child’s social and emotional development:https://t.co/7hQeQr3d1G

When children learn to develop empathy, they are able to value and understand the feelings of others. Check out this resource from @ZEROTOTHREE for tips on how to help your child develop the skill of empathy:https://t.co/FYsHP0ui1t

Parents play an important role in developing their children’s confidence to learn early math skills. Read more about how parents can encourage early math learning through home-based activities: https://t.co/jQxyOrqoRG

It is never too early to start talking with your little one about math! Start by counting your baby’s toes during diaper time, or counting the number of blocks as you play together. This will help develop your child’s early math skills. https://t.co/q9K7TeQ8i9

“It’s very important when teaching counting and other early mathematics concepts to young children that they see numbers as part of their real-life experiences and, therefore, important to learn.” Read more: https://t.co/hej6q7M26U https://t.co/Bmu6q605pV

Making math a part of your child’s everyday routine can help build early math skills. Try these fun ideas from @PBSKids to incorporate math into everyday moments with your baby: https://t.co/Xv28Mdmfni

Are you tapping the talent of adults age 50+ to support the care and education of children age 0-5? Encore.org seeks innovators of all ages helping our youngest children and older adults thrive. APPLY NOW to the Gen2Gen Innovation Fellowship / Early Child

Tips from Univision on why you shouldn’t stop speaking Spanish at home with your baby: https://bit.ly/2F3m21g...

Our sincere thanks to the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives and the LaundryCares Foundation for partnering with us and launching new “Family Read, Play & Learn” spaces to promote early learning at Riverworks Coin Laundry and other

Too Small to Fail is thrilled to join the LaundryCares Foundation and the City of Milwaukee’s Office of Early Childhood Initiatives at the grand opening of the new "Family Read, Play & Learn" space at Riverworks Coin Laundry!...