[Meghan Riddle]

Active listening and naming the emotions they are feeling

[Meghan Riddle]

This would be useful in emergencies

[Meghan Riddle]

A crib with a firm mattress, no gaps on the crib

[Meghan Riddle]

I would highlight our cleaning procedures, and how we mitigate risk but still allow risky play in the outdoors

[Meghan Riddle]

I’m worried that I could miss a sign about abuse at home

[Meghan Riddle]

Places to allow for solo, parallel and social play

[Meghan Riddle]

By documenting observations of what you have seen and comparing them to the “typically expected” developmental milestones. This needs to done privately and non judgementally

[Meghan Riddle]

Observing and documenting a child’s behavior allows us to see if the child is hitting developmental milestones, and give us concrete examples if the child is not reaching those milestones

[Meghan Riddle]

I think it should be very limited to let the parent decide how much screentime they get

[Meghan Riddle]

By providing many opportunities for a child to explore new things, you create serve and return possibilities.