The first few years of life are extremely important to the future growth and development of your child. You, as parents, are most responsible for guiding your child through these years. These are wonderful times to laugh, play, and learn from and with your child.
By learning what your child will be doing at different stages, you will become a better informed parent, able to take pleasure in your child's growth, yet alert to any possible problems in development. Trust your instincts and feelings as you watch your child grow. Don't ever be afraid to ask questions. Your doctor can answer any questions you may have about your child's growth, and WV Birth to Three is available if you have concerns about your child's development.
The following information can help you learn more about how babies grow, and help you better understand how the WV Birth to Three system can help your family.
How Babies Grow
Building positive
relationships
Typical
Milestones of Child Development
'The Power of Play' - Learning through Play from Birth to
Three
Learning about Early Intervention
What is WV
Birth to Three?
How do I make
a referral?
Where are the services provided?
What are the steps in
early intervention?
Your Rights under Part C of IDEA
Leadership/Training Opportunities
Family Story Booklet
Interagency Coordinating Council
Making a Connection
WV Birth to Three Photo Gallery
TELL US! What does WV Birth to Three Mean to YOU?
Regional Parent Partner Newsletters
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by Parent Partners - Summer 2012
Region I - Newsletter
by Parent Partners - Winter 2012
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Winter 2012
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Spring 2012
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Summer 2012
Region II - BTT Bits -
Fall 2012
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Winter 2012
Region II - BTT Bits -
Winter 2013
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Parent - Winter 2012
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Parent - Spring 2012
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Parent - Summer 2012
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Parent - Fall 2012
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Parent - Winter 2013
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Bridges -
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Bridges -
Spring 2012
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Bridges -
Summer 2012
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Bridges -
Fall 2012
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Bridges -
Winter 2013
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