Is this Typical?

Understanding Social-Emotional Development in Young Children

Virtual Event: April 11, 12pm ET

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Development in the early childhood years happens at lightning speed. Your child is growing, learning new skills, and becoming their own person, all while figuring out how their world works. With these developmental changes seemingly happening overnight, it can be tricky for parents to figure out what’s typical and what’s not. Should my kid be having this many tantrums at this age? Should stranger anxiety have subsided by now? All kids don’t listen, right? This webinar will give you the tools to think through social-emotional challenges in young children, and ideas for what to do next.

Topics we’ll cover:

  • Social-emotional development in young children

  • Strategies for challenges that arise

  • Tips for seeking out additional support and interventions

 

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Send us your personal questions, and we will answer them during the live discussion! If you can’t attend live, register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.

 

Speakers

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Stephanie Wagner, PHD  Stephanie Wagner, PhD is a clinical assistant professor and licensed psychologist in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health. She directs the Early Childhood Clinical Service and is a certified therapist and trainer for Parent Child Interaction Therapy. She specializes in providing behavioral and cognitive behavioral interventions to children and families and teaches a couple undergraduate courses focused on child development through the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies (CAMS) minor at NYU.

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Christie Pinheiro, Director of Campus Operations at Vivvi. Christie  brings over two decades of experience in the field of early childhood education. Her highest priority is to ensure that Vivvi’s schools provide a nurturing community for children, facilitating a foundational love for learning. In her role, Christie recognizes the importance of strong partnerships with families, and she actively engages with parents, welcoming every opportunity to connect and collaborate on the educational journey of their children. Christie is also a former educator and the proud working mother of two daughters, Mia (8 years old) and Mona (3 years old).