As a Psy.M., mom, and previous teacher and currently working in the education profession, I have seen to often how the BIPOC community of parents get left out in the cold. This is usually due to lack of information; well, look no further I am here to inform and educate my BIPOC community on child development, disabilities, early intervention and provide resources!
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As a Psy.M., mom, and previous teacher and currently working in the education profession, I have seen to often how the BIPOC community of parents get left out in the cold. This is usually due to lack of information; well, look no further I am here to inform and educate my BIPOC community on child development, disabilities, early intervention and provide resources!
Here as an African American mom and Psy. M. I take the time to review what child development is, a tool that many use to look for atypical development; lastly, the importance of early intervention!
As a Psy.M., mom, and previous teacher and currently working in the education profession, I have seen to often how the BIPOC community of parents get left out in the cold. This is usually due to lack of information; well, look no further I am here to inform and educate my BIPOC community on child development, disabilities, early intervention and provide resources!
