The Learning Link- AESD

Speech & Language Milestones: What to expect from birth to 3 months
Caregivers may be concerned if there is a lack of sounds back and forth from the baby.

Caregiver Tip: Try self-talk. Talk about what you are seeing, doing, or hearing. You could say, for example, "I see a dog. The dog is black. The dog says “woof-woof.”

Each child develops uniquely and these milestones are not meant to be a screening or diagnostic tool. For more information and access to resources, visit https://bit.ly/4eZq341.

This weekend!

Celebrate the rich culture of Dia de los Mu***os in Anaheim with a free Kids Fun Zone family event on October 12. Enjoy crafts, storytelling, face painting, and traditional dances! RSVP: https://anaheimtownsquare.com/events/kids-fun-zone-2-0-dia-de-los-muertos/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFyZphleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHXz3CfoJhszocEwJYCflZe6v39jmx8Bp9kXew3cAITxVOXLEIViackQ07g_aem_V3p0dXzJW8jxwMfjzzDNPA

Neurodivergent Family Night "Halloween" Registration is now open!

Neurodivergent Family Night creates a chance for families with children and their parents, siblings, or caretakers to enjoy The City together in an environment that is designed to be sensory-friendly.

Socialize with other parents and meet our community partners, who specialize in supporting the neurodiverse community.
Specifically, for Families with children of all ages from the neurodiverse community and with other disabilities.

Pretend City will be closed to the public.
Fee: FREE to behavioral therapists and neurodiverse children with other disabilities and their immediate families

Max: 250 guests* Only families that pre-registered will be allowed to enter the museum.

ACES is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals and families impacted with Autism and other special needs. We provide comprehensive, professional services to maximize individuals' potential in the home, school, and community throughout their lifespan.

AUsome Sauce is the perfect blend of safety and connection for caregivers with young neurodiverse children. Our organization provides a central place for community, socialization, educational resources, and parent-to-parent connections. We aim to bring comfort in knowing they are not alone in their journey.

KidsREAD! is an ongoing book donation program based in Orange County, California, that provides books for children in need. Since 2010, KidsREAD! has donated new and gently used books to children in Title I schools, disaster areas, hospitals, youth clubs, refugee programs and homeless shelters.

Register here https://www.pretendcity.org/events/neurodivergent-family-night-26/

*Please note Neurodivergent Family Nights opens exactly two weeks before each event.