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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 · December 02 @ 12:12PM

The holiday season is a wonderful opportunity for families to spend extra time together. Create special moments when you read books, cook meals, and share memories together as a family. Ask your child, "What do you like most about the holiday season?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/lwh1CMbwva

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Twitter · November 29 @ 03:11PM

“Teaching our kids to say ‘thank you’ is important, but truly instilling a sense of gratitude in them is another matter entirely. Gratitude goes beyond good manners -- it's a mindset and a lifestyle.” Read more: https://t.co/35AHZPuCIg https://t.co/cuj8g7f9ps

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Twitter · November 28 @ 02:11PM

Share kindness when you play the compliment game with your child! Encourage your little one to share kind words and favorite memories they have with family members and other loved ones. #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/quIXJqscj6

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Twitter · November 27 @ 04:11PM

When children show their appreciation for others, they are able to build strong relationships. @PBSKIDS shares ways to help your child understand and express gratitude: https://t.co/VnJmMOf6UX

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Twitter · November 26 @ 01:11PM

Happy #Thanksgiving from TSTF! Express gratitude with your child by taking turns sharing what you are thankful for. Ask your child, “What are you thankful for?” and “How can we show our appreciation for others?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/TT35hQ1Iwo

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Twitter · November 25 @ 01:11PM

Modeling thankfulness with your child helps them grow a sense of gratitude. This article from @parentsmagazine shares ways to teach your child gratitude during the early years: https://t.co/sSQEbPKcr3 https://t.co/9Fv5zgpieK

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Twitter · November 24 @ 04:11PM

Teaching your little one the importance of expressing gratitude each day can support their social, emotional and physical development. Learn more about the lasting benefits of instilling gratitude from an early age: https://t.co/Lnh1zH9BXE https://t.co/IYdTccqz4L

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Twitter · November 24 @ 02:11PM

The Thanksgiving holiday may look different for many families this year, but there are still ways we can be thankful and share special moments while staying safe. Here are three ways to make the most of this holiday season with your children. https://t.co/yp7o1Av1jB

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Twitter · November 23 @ 03:11PM

“Learning to be grateful can improve kids’ relationships, ability to empathize, & happiness.” Check out these 10 tips from @ChildMindInst to help children develop gratitude in meaningful ways: https://t.co/isUx0hKFEw

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Twitter · November 22 @ 01:11PM

Help your little one develop healthy habits, like handwashing, from a young age. While washing hands with soap and water, sing a fun song together for 20 seconds! https://t.co/9vkRaYFuYc

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Twitter · November 21 @ 02:11PM

When children engage in sensory play, they develop the skills needed to process new information. Learn more about the benefits of sensory play from @Healthline: https://t.co/NKn1VJRN1j

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Twitter · November 20 @ 04:11PM

Every baby is unique and enjoys playing in different ways. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares the different ways babies engage in sensory play: https://t.co/ST8YmN1FjD https://t.co/53018AlRzZ

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Twitter · November 19 @ 01:11PM

Sensory play gives children the opportunity to explore their surroundings while encouraging talking and sharing. Try these 16 activities to encourage sensory development at home: https://t.co/OBkX3eowM2

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Twitter · November 18 @ 03:11PM

When your child practices addition and subtraction, she is creating a strong foundation for early math learning. Count the number of apples in a basket or crackers on a plate, then add or take away items and count again! #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/Yy0cNYaKvP

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Twitter · November 17 @ 12:11PM

“By offering sensory experiences in careful doses, accompanied by careful observations of babies responses, you will help them manage sensory input in order to experience pleasure and interest in new experiences.” Read more from @Scholastic: https://t.co/fV7nTnSJvI https://t.co/iuf1ZZfRdb

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Twitter · November 17 @ 10:11AM

TODAY: Join us at 12:30pm ET for #LearningTuesdays with @readingby3rd! Learn more about how we're working with funders and community partners to provide families with tools to engage in language-rich interactions during daily moments. Register: https://t.co/OclxavEO0s https://t.co/CF2Ne9cw6i

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Twitter · November 16 @ 02:11PM

Children’s natural curiosity leads them to learn and explore the world through their senses. Learn more about how sensory play encourages exploration and fun: https://t.co/phfojr7tLH https://t.co/EitTqqKBB0

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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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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 holiday season is a wonderful opportunity for families to spend extra time together. Create special moments when you read books, cook meals, and share memories together as a family. Ask your child, "What do you like most about the holiday season?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/lwh1CMbwva

“Teaching our kids to say ‘thank you’ is important, but truly instilling a sense of gratitude in them is another matter entirely. Gratitude goes beyond good manners -- it's a mindset and a lifestyle.” Read more: https://t.co/35AHZPuCIg https://t.co/cuj8g7f9ps

Share kindness when you play the compliment game with your child! Encourage your little one to share kind words and favorite memories they have with family members and other loved ones. #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/quIXJqscj6

When children show their appreciation for others, they are able to build strong relationships. @PBSKIDS shares ways to help your child understand and express gratitude: https://t.co/VnJmMOf6UX

Happy #Thanksgiving from TSTF! Express gratitude with your child by taking turns sharing what you are thankful for. Ask your child, “What are you thankful for?” and “How can we show our appreciation for others?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/TT35hQ1Iwo

Modeling thankfulness with your child helps them grow a sense of gratitude. This article from @parentsmagazine shares ways to teach your child gratitude during the early years: https://t.co/sSQEbPKcr3 https://t.co/9Fv5zgpieK

Teaching your little one the importance of expressing gratitude each day can support their social, emotional and physical development. Learn more about the lasting benefits of instilling gratitude from an early age: https://t.co/Lnh1zH9BXE https://t.co/IYdTccqz4L

The Thanksgiving holiday may look different for many families this year, but there are still ways we can be thankful and share special moments while staying safe. Here are three ways to make the most of this holiday season with your children. https://t.co/yp7o1Av1jB

“Learning to be grateful can improve kids’ relationships, ability to empathize, & happiness.” Check out these 10 tips from @ChildMindInst to help children develop gratitude in meaningful ways: https://t.co/isUx0hKFEw

Help your little one develop healthy habits, like handwashing, from a young age. While washing hands with soap and water, sing a fun song together for 20 seconds! https://t.co/9vkRaYFuYc

When children engage in sensory play, they develop the skills needed to process new information. Learn more about the benefits of sensory play from @Healthline: https://t.co/NKn1VJRN1j

Every baby is unique and enjoys playing in different ways. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares the different ways babies engage in sensory play: https://t.co/ST8YmN1FjD https://t.co/53018AlRzZ

Sensory play gives children the opportunity to explore their surroundings while encouraging talking and sharing. Try these 16 activities to encourage sensory development at home: https://t.co/OBkX3eowM2

When your child practices addition and subtraction, she is creating a strong foundation for early math learning. Count the number of apples in a basket or crackers on a plate, then add or take away items and count again! #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/Yy0cNYaKvP

“By offering sensory experiences in careful doses, accompanied by careful observations of babies responses, you will help them manage sensory input in order to experience pleasure and interest in new experiences.” Read more from @Scholastic: https://t.co/fV7nTnSJvI https://t.co/iuf1ZZfRdb

TODAY: Join us at 12:30pm ET for #LearningTuesdays with @readingby3rd! Learn more about how we're working with funders and community partners to provide families with tools to engage in language-rich interactions during daily moments. Register: https://t.co/OclxavEO0s https://t.co/CF2Ne9cw6i

Children’s natural curiosity leads them to learn and explore the world through their senses. Learn more about how sensory play encourages exploration and fun: https://t.co/phfojr7tLH https://t.co/EitTqqKBB0

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...

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

The holiday season is a wonderful opportunity for families to spend extra time together. Create special moments when you read books, cook meals, and share memories together as a family. Ask your child, "What do you like most about the holiday season?" #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/lwh1CMbwva

“Teaching our kids to say ‘thank you’ is important, but truly instilling a sense of gratitude in them is another matter entirely. Gratitude goes beyond good manners -- it's a mindset and a lifestyle.” Read more: https://t.co/35AHZPuCIg https://t.co/cuj8g7f9ps

Share kindness when you play the compliment game with your child! Encourage your little one to share kind words and favorite memories they have with family members and other loved ones. #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/quIXJqscj6

When children show their appreciation for others, they are able to build strong relationships. @PBSKIDS shares ways to help your child understand and express gratitude: https://t.co/VnJmMOf6UX

Happy #Thanksgiving from TSTF! Express gratitude with your child by taking turns sharing what you are thankful for. Ask your child, “What are you thankful for?” and “How can we show our appreciation for others?” #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/TT35hQ1Iwo

Modeling thankfulness with your child helps them grow a sense of gratitude. This article from @parentsmagazine shares ways to teach your child gratitude during the early years: https://t.co/sSQEbPKcr3 https://t.co/9Fv5zgpieK

Teaching your little one the importance of expressing gratitude each day can support their social, emotional and physical development. Learn more about the lasting benefits of instilling gratitude from an early age: https://t.co/Lnh1zH9BXE https://t.co/IYdTccqz4L

The Thanksgiving holiday may look different for many families this year, but there are still ways we can be thankful and share special moments while staying safe. Here are three ways to make the most of this holiday season with your children. https://t.co/yp7o1Av1jB

“Learning to be grateful can improve kids’ relationships, ability to empathize, & happiness.” Check out these 10 tips from @ChildMindInst to help children develop gratitude in meaningful ways: https://t.co/isUx0hKFEw

Help your little one develop healthy habits, like handwashing, from a young age. While washing hands with soap and water, sing a fun song together for 20 seconds! https://t.co/9vkRaYFuYc

When children engage in sensory play, they develop the skills needed to process new information. Learn more about the benefits of sensory play from @Healthline: https://t.co/NKn1VJRN1j

Every baby is unique and enjoys playing in different ways. This article from @ZEROTOTHREE shares the different ways babies engage in sensory play: https://t.co/ST8YmN1FjD https://t.co/53018AlRzZ

Sensory play gives children the opportunity to explore their surroundings while encouraging talking and sharing. Try these 16 activities to encourage sensory development at home: https://t.co/OBkX3eowM2

When your child practices addition and subtraction, she is creating a strong foundation for early math learning. Count the number of apples in a basket or crackers on a plate, then add or take away items and count again! #TalkingIsTeaching https://t.co/Yy0cNYaKvP

“By offering sensory experiences in careful doses, accompanied by careful observations of babies responses, you will help them manage sensory input in order to experience pleasure and interest in new experiences.” Read more from @Scholastic: https://t.co/fV7nTnSJvI https://t.co/iuf1ZZfRdb

TODAY: Join us at 12:30pm ET for #LearningTuesdays with @readingby3rd! Learn more about how we're working with funders and community partners to provide families with tools to engage in language-rich interactions during daily moments. Register: https://t.co/OclxavEO0s https://t.co/CF2Ne9cw6i

Children’s natural curiosity leads them to learn and explore the world through their senses. Learn more about how sensory play encourages exploration and fun: https://t.co/phfojr7tLH https://t.co/EitTqqKBB0

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...