Sharing takes understanding
Sharing is a big, complex concept for young kids. They aren’t able to understand it or develop the skills to share until they’re 3 or 4, or even older.
Annual Report Details Return on AZ’s Early Childhood Investment
Improvements in quality early learning, children’s oral health among highlights PHOENIX (September 21, 2016) – Since the inception of First Things First, the percentage of kindergarteners with untreated tooth decay has decreased by 8%. This and other notable accomplishments are included in the early childhood organization’s recently published 2016 Annual Report. “It is very rewarding … Read More
Arizona’s tribal communities resiliently continue early childhood services through pandemic
Early childhood providers have found ways to connect with families, despite the lack of internet connection and access to technology.
Arizona Parent Kit inspires Lake Havasu City preschooler’s love for reading
First Things First provides the Arizona Parent Kit free of charge to parents of all newborns in the state before they leave the hospital or birthing center.
First Things First Yavapai Region honored with Eddie Basha Award for Leadership and Service
The FTF Yavapai Regional Council was honored for its collective work to improve support services for families with young children.
Vision screenings help San Carlos grandkids see clearly
The FTF San Carlos Apache Region funds developmental, hearing and vision screenings to improve the number of screenings for children in the region.
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Counting kicks is a simple way to monitor baby’s well-being
Expectant parents in their third trimester are being encouraged to count their baby’s kicks. It could help save their baby’s life.