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Little Kids Big Questions Another Great Resource from Zero to Three I copy this page from Zero to Three and give it to all My parents. Also, sometimes in the Nursery, if I know the parent is a new parent with risk factors for negative child development, and the parent has a cell phone (and I always make sure first they have affordable and reliable access) or a computer and have the ability to access this resource, I will take the time to sit with the new parent and listen to one of these...

Thanks Kim. I haven't checked all these out yet but I will. I also like PBS kids their educational page which has science projects you can do at home with the kids. I would want to make sure the activities do not promote screen time but I did see an article some time back that Sesame Street Viewing promotes pro-social behavior in toddlers. The AAP doesn't recommend any screen time before the age of two and then It should be limited. thanks for the Post. I will check back with you and let you...

Have you joined the website NPPC ACEs? They have links to most of the relevant research there. I think your question shows a bit of a difference in thinking from those who are using ACEs screening. It is not as simple as an ACE of 4 needing a referral. That would be simple. It is possible that a person with an ACE of 6 has a good relationship with a caregiver, feels safe most of the time, has good school and church support, and no current medical or mental health issues. They don't currently...

Zero to Three Play Resources http://www.zerotothree.org/child-development/play/tips-and-tools-play.html To everyone on ACES in Pediatrics --Education, Social Work, Medicine, Law and I apologize to all those I left out: I like Resources especially free...

I've been asked to give a presentation to family medicine colleagues about ACEs this weekend. Can anyone please share with me a slide presentation appropriate for family medicine colleagues that covers the neurobiological impact of ACEs, anything that does a good job of highlighting the original ACE study data, and anything that includes slides on evidence-based interventions?