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April: Month of the Child
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Resources for success
It's Month of the Child! This month we focus on the needs of our little ones and the programs to help meet those needs. This month is especially close to our hearts here at First 5 San Diego, which is why we are excited to share resources and tips to help give little ones a strong foundation—and resources and education for parents and caregivers so they have the tools for success as well.
About Early Childhood Education Partners:
Our mission is to work together to promote important early childhood education themes and awareness throughout San Diego County. Together, we can make a difference. This social media kit features content that highlights a variety of important themes and initiatives in early childhood education. The goal is for all partners to share these posts across their social platforms, and to push a strong, cohesive and consistent message to the San Diego community.
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- April: Month of the Child
- April: STI Awareness Month
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Know Your Milestones
This Month of the Child, set aside time to review your little one's milestones! First 5 San Diego has age-appropriate developmental milestone guides for families to follow along at every stage to get your little one on the right track: https://first5sandiego.org/parent-portal/development-milestones-ages-0-1-years/ #SDEarlyCarePartners
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Embrace Emotions
Listening to, and validating, your little one's feelings helps them build trust and learn how to identify and regulate their emotions. During Month of the Child, pay special attention to your little one’s emotions, and work through their feelings—big and small. #SDEarlyCarePartners
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Create Routines
Setting up routines not only help organize your day, but they can also help reduce stress and anxiety for the whole family. As we continue to celebrate Month of the Child, try setting up routines for daily activities as a like brushing teeth, leaving the house or bedtime. #SDEarlyCarePartners
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Get Tested for Syphilis
You can't always tell if you or your partner has syphilis, the only way to know for sure is to get tested. Syphilis testing is especially important during pregnancy to prevent passing the infection on to your baby, known as congenital syphilis.
To find free or low-cost STI testing in San Diego County, contact @211SanDiego or visit: STDSanDiego.orgSpecific Time or DurationApril 2024
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When Syphilis in Pregnancy is Treated
With the increase in syphilis rates across the country, antibiotics are currently on short supply.
The best way to avoid antibiotic shortages and congenital syphilis is to get tested at least twice during pregnancy.
To learn more and for resources, visit: https://aapca3.org/cs/Specific Time or DurationApril 2024
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Protect You & Your Baby from Syphilis
The @Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that lack of timely testing and adequate treatment during pregnancy contributed to most congenital syphilis cases in the United States.
If you are pregnant, you should be tested for syphilis at least twice during your pregnancy: 1) at your first prenatal visit and 2) early in your third trimester (between 28-32 weeks). Your doctor may also recommend getting tested again when your baby is born.
To learn more and for resources, visit: https://aapca3.org/cs/Specific Time or DurationApril 2024
