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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 · July 13 @ 03:07PM

Parents can strengthen the bond they share with their babies through everyday interactions. When children feel safe and secure, it supports their social-emotional development and helps them form healthy relationships. Read more: https://t.co/XEXnnxxehP https://t.co/7j76xcRysB

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Twitter · July 12 @ 04:07PM

Looking for ways to keep your little one engaged while indoors? Check out our Indoor Activities Resources page for ways you and your child can talk, read, sing, and play your way through the day: https://t.co/mIkWJNb4Qp https://t.co/ZGHGBoNPGn

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Twitter · July 11 @ 03:07PM

When you read books with your child, you help them discover the joys of reading! Let your child select the books you read together. You can ask, "What books should we read today?" and "Why is this your favorite book?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/CmFz7rgZrV

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Twitter · July 10 @ 12:07PM

“Getting regular exercise helps keep our bodies healthy, sets up positive long-term habits, supports restful sleep and helps children be prepared to learn.” Read more about ways to keep your child moving while indoors: https://t.co/Il83xs4pAM

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Twitter · July 09 @ 03:07PM

We partnered with our friends @ShanesPlay to create a tip sheet of indoor activity adaptations to ensure parents and children of all abilities can turn everyday moments into opportunities of playing and learning together while indoors: https://t.co/Vi1ZOnKuBC https://t.co/cYKKjCatyk

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Twitter · July 08 @ 10:07AM

Practicing math skills with your little one from a young age builds a strong foundation and curiosity for math. These resources from @NAEYC provide ways to encourage early math learning at home: https://t.co/ssG3MEEOPT https://t.co/Pqaje86knZ

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Twitter · July 07 @ 12:07PM

Playing every day with your baby helps their brain develop. This at-home activity guide from @ZEROTOTHREE shares fun ways to play with your baby while at home: https://t.co/SPUpAhOwDr

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Twitter · July 06 @ 02:07PM

Spending time indoors with your children doesn’t mean you can’t play and learn together. Our Indoor Activities Toolkit is full of fun learning activities to keep your child engaged while indoors: https://t.co/7rLjqEciLi https://t.co/geJkGFW28Y

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Twitter · July 05 @ 02:07PM

Parents can help their children become resilient through everyday moments. Check out this article from @NYTimes to read about the ways resilient parents raise resilient children: https://t.co/3gwyzThnn8 https://t.co/59OGFRyDRB

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Twitter · July 04 @ 12:07PM

Happy 4th of July from TSTF! To celebrate, prepare a picnic with your little one to help build their math skills. While preparing food for the celebration, ask your child to help measure ingredients, describe the colors or shapes of the food, or talk about flavors. https://t.co/6FIAOR21la

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Twitter · July 03 @ 12:07PM

Set aside time each day to talk with your child about the challenging feelings they experience. This article from @PBSKIDS gives tips on how to build children’s resilience by taking about their feelings: https://t.co/WYVAoULQtG

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Twitter · July 02 @ 03:07PM

Talking about the books you read with your little one helps them understand the stories you read together. After you read a book, ask questions like, “Did you learn any new words?” and “What was the story about?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/2ohDKpFhnP

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Twitter · July 01 @ 03:07PM

“The key to building resilience in children is to equip community members with the right skills, tools and support mechanisms for more positive outcomes for children.” Read more: https://t.co/rhTwzAa7rK https://t.co/jsWiWBk7zq

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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!...

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Facebook · September 19 @ 11:09AM

Su familia tiene un rico acervo cultural que pasarle a los hijos. Las historias, poemas y canciones de la infancia son una parte importante de su acervo cultural. ¡Compártalas con sus hijos! Para más consejos, lea esto: https://bit.ly/2DJ1Ked #HispanicHer

Su familia tiene un rico acervo cultural que pasarle a los hijos. Las historias, poemas y canciones de la infancia son una parte importante de su acervo cultural. ¡Compártalas con sus hijos! Para más consejos, lea esto: https://bit.ly/2DJ1Ked #HispanicHeritageMonth

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Facebook · September 16 @ 12:09PM

Let's talk about art! Draw or paint with your child and ask open-ended questions like: “What did you draw today?” or “Can you tell me about the colors you used?” #TalkingIsTeaching...

Let's talk about art! Draw or paint with your child and ask open-ended questions like: “What did you draw today?” or “Can you tell me about the colors you used?” #TalkingIsTeaching

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

Parents can strengthen the bond they share with their babies through everyday interactions. When children feel safe and secure, it supports their social-emotional development and helps them form healthy relationships. Read more: https://t.co/XEXnnxxehP https://t.co/7j76xcRysB

Looking for ways to keep your little one engaged while indoors? Check out our Indoor Activities Resources page for ways you and your child can talk, read, sing, and play your way through the day: https://t.co/mIkWJNb4Qp https://t.co/ZGHGBoNPGn

When you read books with your child, you help them discover the joys of reading! Let your child select the books you read together. You can ask, "What books should we read today?" and "Why is this your favorite book?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/CmFz7rgZrV

“Getting regular exercise helps keep our bodies healthy, sets up positive long-term habits, supports restful sleep and helps children be prepared to learn.” Read more about ways to keep your child moving while indoors: https://t.co/Il83xs4pAM

We partnered with our friends @ShanesPlay to create a tip sheet of indoor activity adaptations to ensure parents and children of all abilities can turn everyday moments into opportunities of playing and learning together while indoors: https://t.co/Vi1ZOnKuBC https://t.co/cYKKjCatyk

Practicing math skills with your little one from a young age builds a strong foundation and curiosity for math. These resources from @NAEYC provide ways to encourage early math learning at home: https://t.co/ssG3MEEOPT https://t.co/Pqaje86knZ

Playing every day with your baby helps their brain develop. This at-home activity guide from @ZEROTOTHREE shares fun ways to play with your baby while at home: https://t.co/SPUpAhOwDr

Spending time indoors with your children doesn’t mean you can’t play and learn together. Our Indoor Activities Toolkit is full of fun learning activities to keep your child engaged while indoors: https://t.co/7rLjqEciLi https://t.co/geJkGFW28Y

Parents can help their children become resilient through everyday moments. Check out this article from @NYTimes to read about the ways resilient parents raise resilient children: https://t.co/3gwyzThnn8 https://t.co/59OGFRyDRB

Happy 4th of July from TSTF! To celebrate, prepare a picnic with your little one to help build their math skills. While preparing food for the celebration, ask your child to help measure ingredients, describe the colors or shapes of the food, or talk about flavors. https://t.co/6FIAOR21la

Set aside time each day to talk with your child about the challenging feelings they experience. This article from @PBSKIDS gives tips on how to build children’s resilience by taking about their feelings: https://t.co/WYVAoULQtG

Talking about the books you read with your little one helps them understand the stories you read together. After you read a book, ask questions like, “Did you learn any new words?” and “What was the story about?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/2ohDKpFhnP

“The key to building resilience in children is to equip community members with the right skills, tools and support mechanisms for more positive outcomes for children.” Read more: https://t.co/rhTwzAa7rK https://t.co/jsWiWBk7zq

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!...

Su familia tiene un rico acervo cultural que pasarle a los hijos. Las historias, poemas y canciones de la infancia son una parte importante de su acervo cultural. ¡Compártalas con sus hijos! Para más consejos, lea esto: https://bit.ly/2DJ1Ked #HispanicHer

Let's talk about art! Draw or paint with your child and ask open-ended questions like: “What did you draw today?” or “Can you tell me about the colors you used?” #TalkingIsTeaching...

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

Parents can strengthen the bond they share with their babies through everyday interactions. When children feel safe and secure, it supports their social-emotional development and helps them form healthy relationships. Read more: https://t.co/XEXnnxxehP https://t.co/7j76xcRysB

Looking for ways to keep your little one engaged while indoors? Check out our Indoor Activities Resources page for ways you and your child can talk, read, sing, and play your way through the day: https://t.co/mIkWJNb4Qp https://t.co/ZGHGBoNPGn

When you read books with your child, you help them discover the joys of reading! Let your child select the books you read together. You can ask, "What books should we read today?" and "Why is this your favorite book?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/CmFz7rgZrV

“Getting regular exercise helps keep our bodies healthy, sets up positive long-term habits, supports restful sleep and helps children be prepared to learn.” Read more about ways to keep your child moving while indoors: https://t.co/Il83xs4pAM

We partnered with our friends @ShanesPlay to create a tip sheet of indoor activity adaptations to ensure parents and children of all abilities can turn everyday moments into opportunities of playing and learning together while indoors: https://t.co/Vi1ZOnKuBC https://t.co/cYKKjCatyk

Practicing math skills with your little one from a young age builds a strong foundation and curiosity for math. These resources from @NAEYC provide ways to encourage early math learning at home: https://t.co/ssG3MEEOPT https://t.co/Pqaje86knZ

Playing every day with your baby helps their brain develop. This at-home activity guide from @ZEROTOTHREE shares fun ways to play with your baby while at home: https://t.co/SPUpAhOwDr

Spending time indoors with your children doesn’t mean you can’t play and learn together. Our Indoor Activities Toolkit is full of fun learning activities to keep your child engaged while indoors: https://t.co/7rLjqEciLi https://t.co/geJkGFW28Y

Parents can help their children become resilient through everyday moments. Check out this article from @NYTimes to read about the ways resilient parents raise resilient children: https://t.co/3gwyzThnn8 https://t.co/59OGFRyDRB

Happy 4th of July from TSTF! To celebrate, prepare a picnic with your little one to help build their math skills. While preparing food for the celebration, ask your child to help measure ingredients, describe the colors or shapes of the food, or talk about flavors. https://t.co/6FIAOR21la

Set aside time each day to talk with your child about the challenging feelings they experience. This article from @PBSKIDS gives tips on how to build children’s resilience by taking about their feelings: https://t.co/WYVAoULQtG

Talking about the books you read with your little one helps them understand the stories you read together. After you read a book, ask questions like, “Did you learn any new words?” and “What was the story about?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/2ohDKpFhnP

“The key to building resilience in children is to equip community members with the right skills, tools and support mechanisms for more positive outcomes for children.” Read more: https://t.co/rhTwzAa7rK https://t.co/jsWiWBk7zq

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!...

Su familia tiene un rico acervo cultural que pasarle a los hijos. Las historias, poemas y canciones de la infancia son una parte importante de su acervo cultural. ¡Compártalas con sus hijos! Para más consejos, lea esto: https://bit.ly/2DJ1Ked #HispanicHer

Let's talk about art! Draw or paint with your child and ask open-ended questions like: “What did you draw today?” or “Can you tell me about the colors you used?” #TalkingIsTeaching...