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Articles by Dorothy P. Dougherty-

WebChat with
Author and Speech/Language Pathologist
Dorothy P. Dougherty
May 17, 2005

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May Is Better Hearing
And Speech Month

Pretend Play - Don't
Throw it Away What Did You Say?

Teacher Supplies at Oriental Trading Company

The Purple Hat

Top Ten Ways to Confront Without Being Combative

Top Ten Ways to Support
Someone in Being Their Best

How To Avoid Working For A Toxic Manager

Parenting Articles-

Cornucopia Kids	Making Holidays Meaningful for Children
Gifts-Responding Politely	Party Behavior
Gimmee!	Thank You Notes
Gimmee Free Shopping	How to Make a Frugal Harry Potter Costume for Halloween

Parenting Articles-

Behavior Modification: Does it Work?	Grocery Shopping With Lots of Little Ones (and Enjoying It!)
	The Power of Choice
Casual Comments	Mom’s Minivan O’ Fun
Children's Learning Styles: From Crib to Classroom	Parents, Anger means Danger

Division of Labor	A Parent's Job is like a Lighthouse
Dog Doo To Do	Positive Thinking for Kids

More Parenting Articles-

Encouraging a Child to Read	Public Manners
Get Your Toddler to Cooperate!	What is a Secret?
How to Have a Happy Marriage When You're Busy Being Parents	What is Grandma's Rule?
Hidden Messages-Hamburger Kindness Coupons	Understanding Preschool Child Development
Learning to read: Doing it two by two! Managing Morning Madness	Winds Of Change

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Child Development
Ages and Stages - Newborn to One Year Lesia Oesterreich	Ages & Stages - 12 to 18 Months Lesia Oesterreich
Ages & Stages - Two-Year-Old Lesia Oesterreich	Ages & Stages - Three-Year-Olds Lesia Oesterreich
Ages & Stages - Four-Year-Olds Lesia Oesterreich	Ages & Stages - Five-Year-Olds Lesia Oesterreich
Ages & Stages - Six through Eight-Year-Olds Lesia Oesterreich	Ages & Stages - Nine through Eleven-Year-Olds Lesia Oesterreich
School-Age Child Care
Developmentally Appropriate Programming For School-Age Children Carole L. Eller

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