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We are passionate about improving the condition of Oklahoma’s future workforce: Oklahoma’s children. Our collective response to these trends is to create a nonpartisan coalition of impassioned organizations that are focused on the critically important issues that can help eliminate the conditions that are impairing our young children from becoming a successful workforce.

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OK25by25

3 days ago

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Ever watched a sleeping baby and thought that behind those peaceful brows their brain was processing information? This study found that, in these moments, their brains were processing their daily learning as they slept. Everything is new for a baby. With each new experience, their brains have the job of organizing and categorizing all that information. It is thought that sleep is integral to this process. Babies as young as 6 to 8 months old were able to create a meaning for a word, but only after they'd had a nap. Creating meaning for a word was previously only thought possible in older children and adults.
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The fascinating connection between your baby's sleep and their language development

www.mother.ly

This study found that 6- to 8-month-old babies were able to create a meaning for a word, but only after they'd had a nap.

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4 days ago

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Dealing with hurdles and setbacks over and over again is frustrating. Kids may get upset about them. But facing challenges can also build important emotional strengths. These qualities last a lifetime and help kids cope with tough situations.Here are four key strengths that can come from challenges.
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4 strengths kids build when they take on challenges

www.understood.org

Learn about types of emotional strengths in kids. Find out how kids who learn and think differently build strengths by tackling challenges.

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1 week ago

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Car seat checkup event, Thursday, January 14, 2021 at Children's Hospital. #carseatsafetyPotts Family Foundation#parentPRO
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1 month ago

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Self-control may seem simple, but it’s really a complex skill. In fact, it’s part of a group of skills that allow kids to manage their thoughts, actions, and emotions so they can get things done. Experts call this executive function. #RaisingResilientOklahomans #investinkids
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Self-Control: What It Means for Kids

www.understood.org

What is self-control, and what does self-control look like in kids? Get the basics on self-control in children.

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