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Tag: Tips for Talking

25Feb/21

Dr. Seuss Day & Read Across America Day with United Way

February 25, 2021Community Programs, Local EventsDr. Seuss Day, Read Across America Day, Tips for Talking, United Way of AcadianaFirstSteps

Share your love of reading with local children and families by volunteering to read, sing songs and share early literacy tips, while enjoying your favorite Dr. Seuss book.

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26Apr/17

Tips for Talking Interactive Video

April 26, 2017Community Programs, Tips for TalkingChild Development, Tips for TalkingFirstSteps

An interactive video featuring a licensed Speech Pathologist working with an 18 month old using techniques to help parents.

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