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Danielle Melching
Program Instructor
melchin4@msu.edu
231-624-8090
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Danielle Melching
Program Instructor
melchin4@msu.edu
231-624-8090
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Kylie Rymanowicz
Early Childhood Education
rymanow1@msu.edu
989-907-6501
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Kevin Zoromski
Early Childhood Educator
zoromski@msu.edu
810-244-8541
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Georgina Perry
Extension Health Educator
perrygeo@msu.edu
616-632-7884
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Courtney Aldrich
Courtney Aldrich - Program Instructor in Child and Family Development
aldric82@msu.edu
517-552-6909
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Nicole Wethington
Program Instructor
wethingn@msu.edu
989-344-3264 ext. 1
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Cultivating Social-Emotional Health with Farm to Early Care and Education
Published on April 16, 2020
Developing strong social-emotional skills early in life is important for lifelong emotional health. How can educators and caretakers can use farm to ECE activities to encourage children's positive social-emotional development? -
Baby sign language: A helpful communication tool
Published on September 4, 2020
Babies can learn and use sign language as a life skill, enabling them to benefit from its communication advantages. -
Goals of misbehavior – Part 4: Inadequacy
Published on January 2, 2020
Why do children misbehave? To communicate? To control? To manipulate? This four-part series will describe the goals of misbehavior, what they mean and how you can effectively respond to them. -
Play: One of the most important factors in a child’s development
Published on July 25, 2014
Studies indicate that not only nature, but letting children have free play has a big impact on their overall health, and what educators call executive function. -
Goals of misbehavior – Part 3: Hurt feelings
Published on January 2, 2020
Why do children misbehave? To communicate? To control? To manipulate? This four-part series will describe the goals of misbehavior, what they mean and how you can effectively respond to them. -
4-H Military Family Book Sheets: 'The Kissing Hand'
Published on August 6, 2019
Children’s books provide a way for parents, caregivers and young children to learn about deployment and the many changes that happen by reading about other military families, children or situations that have experienced deployment. -
The dangers of cyberbullying
Published on October 19, 2016
How do you keep your kids safe from cyberbullying? -
Goals of misbehavior – Part 2: Power
Published on January 2, 2020
Why do children misbehave? To communicate? To control? To manipulate? This four-part series will describe the goals of misbehavior, what they mean and how you can effectively respond to them. -
Children and empathy: Self-regulation skills
Published on April 17, 2017
Teaching children self-regulation skills can help them develop empathy. -
Determining if a child has a developmental delay
Published on August 11, 2014
There are steps you can take if you suspect that our child’s development is off-track. -
Helping kids adapt to life’s daily stressors; promoting resiliency
Published on March 14, 2013
Support children as they learn to “bounce” back after negative life events. -
Tips for getting involved in your child’s education
Published on December 10, 2012
Student’s success in school is linked to the involvement of parents in their children’s education. -
The birds and the bees – Part 1: Sexuality development in young children
Published on February 2, 2016
How can parents support healthy sexuality development?
