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New Podcast: Common Child Development Myths

May 21, 2009 by Amy Webb, Ph.D.
Awhile back I had the opportunity to record a podcast with one of the co-founders of Tumblon, a wonderful website that helps parents track their child’s developmental milestones. Tumblon also offers other great resources such as product reviews, articles, and parenting tips. In the podcast, we discussed a number of common child development/parenting topics and what available research has to say about them. Here’s just some of the topics we discussed:
 
– Can an infant be spoiled?
 
– Do DVDs marketed for babies and toddlers really help their language development?
 
– What is the role of background TV on children’s play?
 
– How can parents help their young children develop language?
 
Listen to the full podcast here. I’d love to hear your comments!
 
 
Category: UncategorizedTag: child development, podcasts

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Amy Webb
As a mom of two young boys, I've seen first-hand how research-based child development information, combined with intuition, can guide you through your parenting journey. Although I have a Ph.D.in Human Development and Family Sciences, many of my real parenting discoveries have come through my experience. I believe parenting with confidence comes from knowledge; parenting with grace comes from insight. Join me on this parenting journey of learning and discovery

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