"Every kid is at a little bit of a developmentally different level, and so you have to make sure that you're feeding your kid what is developmentally appropriate for them."
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"She's not developmentally disabled," Ken Rosenfeld, another defense attorney, said.
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Still, the baby is developmentally delayed, and has cerebral palsy.
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She had been injured at birth and was developmentally delayed.
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The developmentally challenged so crave kindness they make inviting prey.
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As many as 83 percent of developmentally disabled girls and women and 32 percent of developmentally disabled boys and men have experienced sexual assault, according to The National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence.
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It impacts children developmentally, but also their overall psychological well-being.
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The child was developmentally disabled, according to a Cleveland police spokesperson.
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He described her as "severely developmentally disabled" and unable to communicate.
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At Ana Vitória's one-year exam, she was slightly behind developmentally.
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The adult criminal justice system is not developmentally appropriate for teenagers.
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It's developmentally normal, so I just try to give her extra loving.
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The alleged victims are both physically and developmentally disabled, the release states.
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He won two Emmys for playing the developmentally disabled messenger Benny Stulwicz.
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Developmentally, he's not behind, he's on track with where he should be.
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My son Nicholas is a loving 8-year-old developmentally delayed child.
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None of this would be allowed if she was developmentally disabled, he said.
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I say this because addiction with teens, developmentally, it's not good for them.
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This is why developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed, and racially equitable training is necessary.
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The programs would offer high-quality and developmentally appropriate enrichment opportunities for students.
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Since college he had been working with developmentally disabled children in group homes.
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Lawrence was also developmentally disabled and had been institutionalized most of his life.
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He's developmentally disabled, and he lives near me, and I'm kind of his caretaker.
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The warden moved out of corrections and to a program for the developmentally disabled.
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We knew from the very beginning that developmentally, he was going to be delayed.
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""Are you sure developmentally it's okay to be away from your child that long?
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That's more interesting to me than writing him as just being behind everyone developmentally.
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"Developmentally, women have a wider pelvis than men," Bergin explained to the Washington Post.
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Their 23-year-old son Allen, who is severely developmentally disabled, was watching television.
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When developmentally disabled residents share living space with neurotypical residents, both benefit from it.
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Developmentally, Ms. Kurdi said, he is at the level of a 3-year-old.
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"This finding makes sense developmentally as the young adults are transitioning to adulthood," says Curran.
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In fact, young children are developmentally unable to view the world from someone else's eyes.
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If you or your child isn't ready, give them small developmentally appropriate levels of freedom.
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Many parents who describe concerns about children's behavior "aren't describing developmentally inappropriate behavior," he said.
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My cousin has a 3-year-old son who shows signs of being developmentally disabled.
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Parents should be armed with books, developmentally appropriate games (coloring books, Legos, dolls) and electronics.
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It takes that Freudian nonsense about homosexuality as developmentally immature and defiantly runs with it.
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He was first identified as developmentally delayed in 2002, when he was 4 years old.
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But games aren't just entertaining, they're developmentally beneficial, an educational lesson disguised in playtime's clothing.
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A missing person report described him as developmentally delayed and suffering from mental health issues.
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Over 100 developmentally disabled adults from group homes in the surrounding area are expected to attend.
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But police didn't get involved until after D.A., who's developmentally delayed, contacted them in April 2016.
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They don't always developmentally put together what they're doing with the warnings we give about sexting.
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Political ideology is about adults and their worldview, not about children and their developmentally based needs.
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He spent the next two years in Kenya working as a teacher for developmentally disabled adults.
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She went to public schools and worked briefly at a nonprofit that helps developmentally disabled adults.
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He could at any moment need a bottle or a sweater or a developmentally appropriate toy.
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They regress developmentally, where they may have been verbal but now they can no longer talk.
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The only people there were two developmentally disabled young women who were looking to become volunteers.
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That budget allocates $53.4 million for the first rate increase for developmentally disabled services since 2008.
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She also acknowledges that, developmentally speaking, young people need repetition, reinforcement, and concrete examples to retain information.
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Developmentally, the young adult years are when a person is most at risk for mental health disorders.
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There are many nonverbal and developmentally disabled people who are aware but cannot object or give consent.
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"Untitled" is composed of 65 images made at residences for the developmentally disabled from 1969 to 1971.
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Ohio currently has tens of thousands of developmentally- and intellectually-disabled individuals on its Medicaid waiting list.
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Children at age 3 or 4 "are just not developmentally able to handle that responsibility," he said.
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She knows first-hand that Raniere supporters quickly wrote her off as sociopathic, unfeeling, even developmentally delayed.
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During that time the child's pediatrician reported that the child's growth, feeding, and bowel habits were developmentally appropriate.
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She was also routinely criticized for throwing around the word "retarded" to describe her developmentally disabled older brother.
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Anias was a few months behind Jadon developmentally, but it seemed he was on track to catch up.
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One more thing: The researchers found the axolotl's developmentally important genes aren't as big as their other genes.
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It's also developmentally appropriate for children to change their eating habits as they grow from babyhood, said Satter.
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The book is written as a long letter from Viji, age 11, to her developmentally disabled sister, Rukku.
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Developmentally, they come right when fear and aggression peak, but the child is still working on language skills.
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In 2003, two people died at a residential care center for developmentally disabled children and adults in Yonkers.
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Especially when you have multiple children that may benefit developmentally from handling different styles of food and tools.
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Developmentally, avian wing bones take shape early in the life of an embryo, before sexual differentiation has begun.
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And those would be things that in a gradual, developmentally appropriate way that I would tell some families.
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Developmentally, kids are already trying to process their worlds, and their bodies are a critical part of that.
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This is a fallacy that is most seductive to teenage boys and those who are developmentally indistinguishable from them.
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Now, a trustee is suing on behalf of the embryos "Emma" and "Isabella," which are five days old developmentally.
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It was learning on the fly, making sure you were keeping up with what needed to be done developmentally.
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Erin, who has always been developmentally ahead of Abby, started crawling in July 2018 and will likely walk soon.
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The AAP suggests talking about sex accurately, honestly, simply, and at a level that matches where kids are developmentally.
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Hacienda HealthCare operates the long-term care facility for the developmentally disabled where the woman gave birth on Dec.
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Hahn, 40, had spent his career in technology and consulting, and his wife worked with the developmentally disabled community.
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Defense experts testified his childhood — filled with violence at home, "toxic" parents, drug use and prostitution — damaged him developmentally.
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You know there's a lot of developmentally delayed people of all ages who get brought into a police investigation.
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A developmentally disabled boy from Washington whom Gonzales-Mugaburu adopted left his direct supervision to live at Little Flower.
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Allowing our children to take calculated risks, whether on Halloween or the playground as developmentally appropriate, supports their growth.
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Ideally, our conversation strategies grow up with our kids, evolving with them and meeting them where they are developmentally.
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More from Tonic: But that's shifting in favor of less-restrictive supports for intellectually, developmentally, and cognitively disabled people.
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Was consent lacking because the victim was unconscious, unwilling, voluntarily or involuntarily intoxicated, developmentally disabled, or otherwise physically incapacitated?
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My daughter was born a preemie, and even though she's 6 months old, she is a little behind developmentally.
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Some also say the tests are developmentally inappropriate, or that they add unnecessary stress to the lives of children.
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Basically, what each of these kits contain are objects that are developmentally appropriate for kids of the respective age.
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Hatty's job will be to assist children and developmentally disabled victims of sexual trauma, an official press release said.
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They could be developmentally disabled, visionary, institutionalized, reclusive or simply retirees whose hobbies developed an unexpected intensity and originality.
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Instead, after graduating he took a job his brother got him, working at a school for developmentally disabled children.
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Her lawyer asked for a shorter sentence, saying she was sexually abused as a teenager and is borderline developmentally disabled.
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At 9, he should technically be in third grade, going into fourth grade but developmentally, he's not ready for it.
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Thirdly, all of these children have been put in cruel circumstances which can forever impact them, emotionally, developmentally, and medically.
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" Furthermore, "infants and toddlers may not be placed on the ground to engage in developmentally-appropriate activities such as crawling.
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No one has ever made the argument that the women's game — decades behind the men's game, developmentally — has more depth.
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"Playing should be an outlet for creativity and expression, and it isn't just for fun — it's developmentally important," Hill says.
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The answers are most likely yes and yes, and the back-and-forth currents can drag a child down developmentally.
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Much of the eulogizing centered on its opposite, the kindness and purity of the brothers, who were both developmentally disabled.
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The findings are the latest sign that attempts to change the oversight of care for the developmentally disabled by Gov.
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They also tend to react badly to developmentally handicapped adults and read various things into their behavior that aren't there.
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You can gauge where the child is at developmentally to decide how much of the gender unicorn you should teach.
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The three-judge panel dismissed the indictment against Mr. Hartfield, who is developmentally disabled, in effect erasing the recent conviction.
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It&aposs developmentally normal for teens to pull away from their families and be more interested in time with friends.
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Goldstein believes that more thorough training in crisis intervention and working with mentally ill and developmentally disabled people would be useful.
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Unfortunately, because she was deaf, and some people were unaware of her condition, they wrongly assumed that she was developmentally impaired.
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"Children are not developmentally capable of operating these heavy, complex machines," Sandra Hassink, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, said.
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The baby "cannot crawl as a result of the malnourishment," which also left him developmentally delayed, according to the court records.
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Technological overexposure also distracts children from engaging in developmentally necessary activities essential for an appropriate cognitive, socio-emotional and motor development.
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"I quickly realized that everything I thought I knew about developmentally and intellectually disabled folks was wrong and misinformed," Gillis says.
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In San Francisco, California sits the Bill Sorro Community, which houses 67 units for low-income families and developmentally disabled adults.
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The club specialized in good Samaritan deeds, like playing with and raising money for a developmentally disabled girl down the block.
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During a baby's first year of life, they grow physically—baby's weight should double around five to six months—and developmentally.
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If Karl-Anthony Towns were to be frozen, developmentally speaking, at this moment in time, it would be a tremendous disappointment.
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We believe that it is important to empower our kids, in mature and developmentally appropriate ways, to be their own persons.
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Are you arguing that an infant one day after delivery is fundamentally different developmentally from a fetus one day before delivery?
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Harris also emphasized that while 63-year-olds can be charged and convicted of crimes as adults, they're still developmentally young.
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A patient at Hacienda HealthCare, a long-term care facility for the developmentally disabled, gave birth to a baby boy on Dec.
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When Matthew Mandeli was a baby, his mother would bring him to the New Jersey nonprofit she started for developmentally disabled adults.
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Schools should create age and developmentally appropriate drill content with the involvement of school personnel, including school-based mental health professionals;5.
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Prosecutors have described the case as a series of hate crimes because Weston and her co-conspirators went after developmentally disabled adults.
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We need to help the developmentally disabled to rise, and we need to help our friends in the minority community develop entrepreneurship.
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On March 9, 1979, Janie Landers disappeared outside the Fairview Training Center for the developmentally disabled where she lived in Salem, Oregon.
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Holli was described in the documents as being developmentally disabled and having the mental age of a six- or seven-year-old.
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San Haven's Sanatorium was a former tuberculosis sanatorium until the 1940s, at which point it became a home for the developmentally disabled.
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Connie and his developmentally disabled brother Nick (portrayed by co-director Benny Safdie) attempt to steal from a New York City bank.
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One mother came to her with 7-month-old twins who were severely dehydrated, developmentally delayed, and had a horrifying skin condition.
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And they must be able to engage in developmentally appropriate, play-based experiences that promote vital pre-academic and social emotional skills.
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The anti-vaccination movement long ago seized on that power, publishing emotionally laden accounts of children who regressed developmentally after receiving vaccines.
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On the other hand, high-quality, developmentally-oriented child care has proven benefits to the lives of disadvantaged children and their families.
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About 80 families with caregivers who are intellectually or developmentally disabled are currently being served in specialized programs, according to the agency.
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"It is clear that persons under 21 years of age are not developmentally mature enough to safely possess them," the bill reads.
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The facility serves intellectually and developmentally disabled people, according to the website of AbilityWorks, the company that owns the eight-resident site.
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These doubts have caused him to take a more diverse approach to curation than solely introducing the art of the developmentally disabled.
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Few states regulate whether care is enriching or developmentally appropriate, and many allow staff-to-toddler ratios of 1:10 or higher.
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Katri Heinamaki photographed the final show of Finnish punk band Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät, whose members are all developmentally disabled in some way.
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"People are wondering how anybody could do something so brutal to a developmentally disabled and handicapped 16-year-old boy," Cutting tells PEOPLE.
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Around 10 percent of children and five percent of adults suffer from this problem, with numbers higher in older or developmentally-delayed folks.
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Sanford's relatives had argued in court that he's developmentally disabled and that police coerced him to confess without a parent or lawyer present.
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"Also, make sure you, as the parent, have a clear expectation of what your child is developmentally ready to understand," Murray tells PEOPLE.
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Her publishing career, she said, grew out of her protesting the Willowbrook State School, the notorious Staten Island home for developmentally disabled residents.
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Developmentally, however, she remains closer to a 4- or 5-year-old than a 10-year-old, the family's lawyer, Leticia Gonzalez, said.
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Some 100 developmentally disabled adults from the area walked the red carpet and a photographer snapped their arrivals before they danced the night away.
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Needless to say, these final works, documenting developmentally disabled people who have been institutionalized by their families, are among her most poignant images. —G.
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The opportunities schooling affords women, emotionally, developmentally, economically, and in regards to their families makes education access both a moral and a practical imperative.
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"Baby walkers give quick mobility - up to four feet per second - to young children before they are developmentally ready," Smith said in an email.
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An arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE alleges that Holli was developmentally disabled and had the mental age of the six or seven year old.
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We visit Emma at the school where she works with developmentally disabled children, admiring her, as Jeff does, for her tenderness with troubled souls.
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Increasing societal acceptance has led to more children coming out at younger ages, but developmentally, young adolescence is a unique time for peer influence.
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A third proclaimed that she "did not give a [expletive] about the consumers" — a term the state uses to refer to developmentally disabled residents.
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"There is so much research that shows that parental leave leads to better outcomes for our children—developmentally, health-wise, and beyond," said Scorah.
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"It is clear that persons under 21 years of age are not developmentally mature enough to safely possess them," the bill&aposs text reads.Sen.
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"There are a lot of children who are simply not developmentally ready and if you force them you can create a lot of problems."
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A white South Carolina restaurant manager has admitted to enslaving and physically abusing a developmentally disabled black employee over a five-year period, PEOPLE confirms.
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The couple's pediatrician, examining the baby at six weeks, said "the child's growth, feeding, and bowel habits were developmentally appropriate," according to the case study.
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Next, they found a daycare that would be open to caring for Sadie, who is now on track developmentally and 90% off her feeding tube.
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Attorney Matthew Dietz, who represents the family, said that after the shooting police eventually brought Rios back to MACTown, a center for developmentally disabled people.
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She's since depended on around-the-clock care at Hacienda Healthcare, a private facility based in Arizona that treats chronically ill and developmentally disabled patients.
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Lisa Reswick is a writer in New York City who is working on a book about how families cope with having a developmentally disabled child.
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ZAMA, Japan — A vicious knife attack killed his roommate at a facility for the developmentally disabled in July, but Kazuya Ono does not know that.
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"It can be difficult for parents to identify the symptoms, especially because teens are going through so many changes that are normal developmentally," Radovic said.
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But in fact it doesn't fit with what we know developmentally, that this is perhaps not the most fulfilling approach to that period of life.
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As Ms. Swerdin's needs increased, her family moved her in 1967 to Letchworth Village, a state-owned institution in Rockland County for developmentally disabled people.
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The blog Activist Mommy also promoted the notion that developmentally disabled performers are not capable of giving informed consent for their participation in the show.
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"When discipline is necessary, taking away privileges in a developmentally appropriate manner -- so, not too long for the age of the child -- can be useful."
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Mr. Christopher devoted much of his life offscreen to caring for his autistic son, Ned, and to championing for the developmentally disabled and their families.
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In its brokenness, Letchworth aptly reflects the horror show it became—the rampant neglect and mistreatment of the intellectually and developmentally disabled and the mentally ill.
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Teacher Tiffany White said a major point of contention with Ducey's plan is that it will take money from programs for veterans and the developmentally disabled.
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For those teaching younger children, they feel the amount of testing can be excessive and not always developmentally appropriate, causing unnecessary anxiety for children and parents.
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The Times story also prompted Daphne Hall to report what she said was abuse of her son, who is developmentally delayed, with the Breaux Bridge police.
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The center, which began in the early 22020s, is named after the Nobel Prize-winning author of "The Good Earth," who had a developmentally disabled daughter.
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In 2017, she started working as a direct support professional, preparing meals for developmentally disabled adults and helping them with daily tasks, like cleaning and bathing.
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Improvements within the home at age 2 — elements like parental involvement, role modeling and developmentally appropriate toys — led to cognitive gains in boys at age 6.
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Integrated communities are now emerging nationally as a possible solution where both neurotypical and developmentally disabled residents share living space in an opportunity to thrive together.
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The holidays mean more family time, but, developmentally, teens are often pulling away from their parents — which means wrangling them for the holidays can be tough.
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"We're dealing with a disabled, developmentally delayed child who has cerebral palsy, who benefits from routine and from having familiar faces that she knows," Gonzalez said.
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Bette calls up Margot, her youngest adopted child (named after her All About Eve character, naturally), who is developmentally disabled and attends a special school in Maine.
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Gilbert Grape (Johnny Depp) is a 24-year-old grocery clerk who cares for his morbidly obese mother (Darlene Cates) and developmentally stunted younger brother, Arnie (Leo!).
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"Lauren was so developmentally traumatized and emotionally traumatized, she really wasn't in any condition to talk about the sexual abuse," one prosecutor explained to the Morning News.
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We've also reached the tantrums stage, and while I know they are developmentally appropriate, I want to help her develop the skills to manage her big feelings.
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Infant mortality often exceeded 50% in such institutions, and even children who did survive their early years could end up physically or developmentally devastated by the experience.
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We counsel parents about developmentally appropriate techniques for enjoying books with infants, toddlers and preschoolers, and we give out books at checkups through 5 years of age.
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He played football with developmentally disabled children and, as a high school senior, became an instructor in a peer-to-peer drug and safe-sex education program.
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When kids do watch, it would be better developmentally if parents sat with them and paused sometimes to talk about what's happening on the screen, Rosen said.
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Private part exploration may be common and developmentally appropriate in little kids, but many of the grown-ups in charge of them would really rather not acknowledge it.
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The nonprofit, which specializes in helping children and increasing community inclusion through play, evaluates and recommends toys in the guide that are developmentally appropriate for children with disabilities.
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Five people were arrested Tuesday in connection with the 2017 death of a developmentally disabled Missouri man whose body was found in a garbage can encased in concrete.
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Hacienda HealthCare operates the long-term care facility for the developmentally disabled where the 29-year-old incapacitated woman gave birth to a baby boy on Dec. 29.
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The sculptures on view in the project room feel like the results of a lot of daydreaming by Howe, who is 87 and happens to be developmentally disabled.
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" A UCLA child psychology professor, Steve Lee, told the Texas Tribune that having young children go into court to advocate for themselves "couldn't be any less developmentally appropriate.
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For a child developmentally at that age, even though she'd been prepared before seeing her mother, she would be really flooded with contradictory emotions upon seeing her mom.
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Nowadays, however, the concern is not only marketing, but also increasingly sophisticated electronic toys, which substitute virtual interactions for the human interactions that are developmentally essential for children.
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Most babies are ready to start solids around 6 months, but check with your pediatrician to make sure your child is developmentally ready to begin eating solid foods.
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" Roof had been cooperating with his trial lawyers for 16 months, but suddenly objected when he learned they planned to present him as "developmentally disabled or mentally ill.
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" The thing about Giddens that had stood out more conspicuously, she said, was that she had been "way beyond her years developmentally, in her emotional and intellectual persona.
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Meghan Powers, a spokeswoman for the Illinois Department of Human Services, said in an email that the state was committed to providing quality services to the developmentally disabled.
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" Instead, "Medicaid's purpose is to ensure that poor and developmentally disabled people have access to basic medical care by guaranteeing payment to medical providers who serve these vulnerable populations.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football Dana Stubblefield, a former Pro Bowler for San Francisco, was charged with five felony counts for the rape of a "developmentally delayed" woman, prosecutors announced.
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On Monday, former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Dana Stubblefield was charged with raping a "developmentally delayed" woman after he interviewed her for a nanny position at his home.
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LC, a 1999 case involving two developmentally disabled women who sued for freedom from a mental health facility, arguing the ADA entitled them to community-based services, not segregation.
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There are about 10,000 developmentally and intellectually disabled adults living in such situations in New York City, a number that keeps growing as the state shuts down public institutions.
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"I am happy to have included works by artists working in studios for developmentally disabled artists as there is often deep identification with famous figures in that work," Helfand notes.
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Compared with generally healthy children, chronically ill kids were 2016 percent to 36 percent more likely to be developmentally delayed in these areas by the time they reached school age.
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Mhaissen's patient, whom he took care of for a year, stayed in intensive care the first two months of her life, still struggles with breathing problems, and is developmentally delayed.
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They made their way, practically arm in arm, through the narrow 1950s-themed diner, talking to voters and meeting a developmentally disabled man, Noah, whom Mr. Brown introduced to Mrs.
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Children who enter kindergarten developmentally ready are significantly more likely to master basic skills by the third grade than those who are not school ready (210 percent versus 23.5 percent).
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A Florida woman is reportedly suing her daughter's former health care provider and three of its employees, alleging that her developmentally disabled daughter was raped and impregnated in their care.
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She is filled with pity when he describes a controlling, violent father, and she is struck by his earnestness: he's prone to tears, and teaches swimming to developmentally disabled children.
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It is critical to ensure kids have access to safe and developmentally stimulating environments during these crucial years that will set them on a path toward a lifetime of success.
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That's partly because there are few demands for most 3-year-olds to sit still and focus, and it is considered developmentally normal to be somewhat rambunctious at that age.
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She told reporters that her son was developmentally disabled, with the "mind of a 12-year-old" and that he shouldn't have been in the jail in the first place.
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This is also the age that babies are likely to hit, bite or scratch others when denied what they want, a part of their developmentally appropriate experiments with new behaviors.
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Denied sufficient oxygen at birth, Shonzi is developmentally delayed; he's also a bully who's not above using his mental status to guilt those around him into excusing his offensive behavior.
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"With the support of caring adults, led by existing national guidelines that call for developmentally appropriate interventions early in life, boys can achieve healthier milestones without ambivalence or societal risk."
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In the more difficult case of Kushino's early work with developmentally disabled patients, it remains murky whether actions and creations can or should be called art without the creator's consent.
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When Ernest and Heather Franklin's home burned down on in March and the body of their developmentally disabled son was found in the charred rubble, their neighbor came to their aid.
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But No. 2, because children can actually fall in walkers, fall down stairs in walkers, and have the ability to reach things that are developmentally inappropriate, like hot stoves, hot water.
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Disability advocates argue that although mass deployment of self-driving cars may be years away, these regulations already preclude blind, deaf, elderly and developmentally disabled people from freely accessing the technology.
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Police have arrested a 43-year-old man who they allege killed a 31-year-old developmentally disabled woman whose remains were found behind a Lomita, California, apartment wall last summer.
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Eight of the patients were residents of Jacquelyn House, a facility that serves intellectually and developmentally disabled people, according to the website of AbilityWorks, the company that owns the Bartlesville, Okla.
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Puls graduated from Wisconsin, married his wife, Barb — now of 62 years — and worked for 52 years as a pharmacist at the Central Wisconsin Center, a home for the developmentally disabled.
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Britain: Three days after a court ordered a developmentally disabled woman to have an abortion against her and her mother's wishes, an appeals court overturned the decision, the mother's lawyer said.
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A major union for health care workers in Pennsylvania is splitting with other labor groups in the state and opposing legislation that would keep an institution for developmentally disabled people open.
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Costa Mesa has started a legal fight with the state over a plan to house people infected with the coronavirus at a state-owned facility that once housed developmentally disabled people.
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In 2016, Illinois passed legislation which permits prosecutors to petition the court to allow a service dog to accompany children or developmentally disabled sexual assault victims while they testify in court.
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The facility — which cares for intellectually or developmentally disabled individuals who require a high level of medical attention, ranging from babies to young adults — also issued a memo to its staff members.
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While some schools notify parents in advance of trauma-sensitive developmentally appropriate exercises, others employ actors as "masked gunmen" without informing children that they are in a drill until it is over.
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The 11-year-old initially faced manslaughter and felony firearm charges in connection with the death, but he was cleared of the charges after he was diagnosed as developmentally disabled, Barney said.
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Further, MARS reported that the majority of French wheat, the soft variety, is about two weeks ahead of the past two years developmentally, while durum wheat is almost a month further advanced.
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Premature babies who are advised to begin weaning after the recommended 26 weeks are unlikely to be suitable for baby-led weaning from the outset as they just won't be developmentally ready.
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Three days after a British court ordered a developmentally disabled woman to have an abortion against her and her mother's wishes, an appeals court overturned that decision, the mother's lawyer said Monday.
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Parents can play an important role here, looking at their children to see what they are developmentally ready to do, and not pushing them too early into situations that will be frustrating.
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She and her husband had recently separated; their son, who is developmentally delayed, was undergoing tests as doctors sought a diagnosis; and Angelie was acting out in response to losing her grandfather.
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That is true, too, of the pictures that are the closest precedent to Arbus's "Untitled" series: Peter Hujar's little-known but excellent photographs at residences for developmentally disabled children in Southbury, Conn.
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On the other are those who saw him as a lifelong victim — a developmentally arrested and unjustly maligned black entertainer who was a magnet for tabloid opportunists, corrupt cops and scheming frauds.
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For the other twin, Christopher, who is less severely developmentally disabled, Medicaid provided a job coach, helping him to work at their company and earn enough money that he now pays taxes.
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Early introduction of solids could cause harm in infants who aren't developmentally ready to chew and swallow, he explained, while starting solids can also lead to earlier weaning, reducing the benefits of breastfeeding.
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Former San Francisco 49ers star Dana Stubblefield was charged Monday with the alleged 2015 rape of a woman prosecutors say was developmentally disabled after an investigation authorities said lasted more than a year.
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S.C. The groom's mother retired as a speech therapist for developmentally disabled children in Union, N.J. His father retired as a professor of marine biology and botany at Kean University, also in Union.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu was a one-man operation used by several different agencies that considered his home a safe haven for boys who were developmentally or physically disabled, or had severe behavioral problems.
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Beginning in 1969 and continuing through the last two years of her life, Diane Arbus traveled regularly by bus to New Jersey to photograph people at residences for the developmentally and intellectually disabled.
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What's happening developmentally: Before kids are around 3, they will mostly be engaging in parallel play — which means they will be doing the same activity next to each other, but not really interacting.
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What's happening developmentally: Before kids are around 3, they will mostly be engaging in parallel play — which means they will be doing the same activity next to each other, but not really interacting.
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He is the son of Frances G. Martin of Honesdale, Pa., who was until recently a social worker at Crystal Run Village in Middletown, N.Y., which operates group homes for developmentally disabled adults.
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Why I decided to start my company: After taking a year off to set up care for my daughter, I realized there's a strong market opportunity to serve parents of developmentally delayed children.
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Best Buddies, a nonprofit dedicated to helping developmentally disabled people, has paid Brady's Change the World Foundation Trust upwards of $0003 million in what appears to be a kind of kickback for Brady's work.
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The grower rates corn a 3.5 as replanting has led to unevenness in parts of the field, but the corn itself is in decent condition despite being developmentally very far behind a year ago.
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Florida's Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD), which serves about 3,000 developmentally disabled people affected by Michael, holds conference calls twice a day to check in with people during emergencies, said spokeswoman Melanie Etters.
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By the government's definition, the grandparents were definitionally fraudulent if they didn't have legal guardianship; one grandmother ended up separated from her developmentally disabled grandson for more than a year after they were separated.
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A news conference opened with a short statement from Stubblefield, who said Special Olympics was one of the primary charities he worked with, making the charge that he raped a developmentally disabled woman particularly hurtful.
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As a single mother with a developmentally disabled 9-year-old son, Ms. Diallo finds that gender-neutral locker rooms let her help him change privately before his swimming lessons without making him feel awkward.
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City Access New York, a not-for-profit organization serving developmentally disabled and visually impaired communities, announced in July that Los Ciegos Del Barrio will be honored with their first Annual Achievement Award on Friday.
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Early childhood is a developmentally distinct period from middle childhood and adolescence, and research is clear that the setting in which early care is delivered matters far less than the quality of caregiver-child interactions.
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Because of her struggles with food, Duo is about half the size of a typical kitten her age, and at a little over three months old, she's developmentally equivalent to a six-week-old kitten.
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One significant concern is Kavanaugh's opinion in Doe v D.C., a case that involved three developmentally disabled women who received elective surgery without consent—two of the women had abortions, and another had eye surgery.
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Megan Devir, who has three children in Brooklyn public schools, said that the tests are developmentally inappropriate, and that they lead to extensive test prep, especially in schools with a high concentration of poor students.
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So while the administration plays politics, the well-being of thousands of children who came to America seeking protection and safety will be put at risk — today and, developmentally, for the rest of their lives.
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So far, though, Washington's example does suggest that a universal, full-day, well-funded, school-based, developmentally-appropriate, holistic pre-K program can improve children's lives — if the public is patient, and willing to pay.
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So far, though, Washington's example does suggest that a universal, full-day, well-funded, school-based, developmentally-appropriate, holistic pre-K program can improve children's lives — if the public is patient, and willing to pay.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Friday ruled that Illinois was not providing sufficient resources for the care of developmentally disabled residents and ordered the state to come up with a plan to restore services.
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" Since Ravenel was awarded custody of their two children, he claims in the documents that they "have received regular, individualized therapy tailored to their developmental needs" and they "have developmentally and behaviorally progressed under his care.
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How it works To show the potential of their system, the team worked with five premature lambs aged 105 to 111 days, as they are developmentally similar to a human fetus at 23 weeks, Flake said.
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DENVER (Reuters) - An elected sheriff from a rural county in Colorado has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a developmentally disabled woman at his home before transporting her to jail, court documents showed on Wednesday.
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This year's top 10 CNN Heroes include an amputee who created her own support network, a cop who empowers the children of Chicago's South Side, and a determined mother employing dozens of developmentally challenged young adults.
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This is seen most strikingly in attitudes about the capacity of developmentally disabled adults, which fail to account for our collective better understanding of how disabled people communicate, make decisions, and want to lead their lives.
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"When we're talking developmentally about kids, they don't have the internal resources that we do to manage this level of stress and frustration," said psychologist Vaile Wright, director of clinical research at the American Psychological Association.
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As a parent, KiwiCo Crates give me peace of mind that I&aposm providing developmentally appropriate activities for my daughter, and my favorite part is that they come with a magazine full of additional activity ideas.
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"Young kids are developmentally sensitive to stresses involving family separation, and large-scale raids are an extreme form of that stress," Nicole Novak, an epidemiologist at the University of Iowa, told The New Yorker's Jonathan Blitzer.
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Federal authorities have filed a civil rights charge against a white restaurant manager accused by a developmentally disabled black worker of enslaving and abusing him over a five-year-period at his South Carolina eatery, PEOPLE confirms.
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Hacienda HealthCare operates the long-term care facility for the developmentally disabled where the Native American woman, who has been in a vegetative state for more than a decade after a near-drowning, gave birth on Dec.
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The study was a follow-up to one published earlier this year that looked at whether brain growth could be a biomarker for autism, since children with autism tend to have larger brains than developmentally normal children.
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And often working them out on the website both helps to flesh out the idea in my own mind developmentally and also gives me feedback from my readers that becomes crucial in how I develop the idea.
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The chief and most painful bit of collateral damage is Nick (Benny Safdie), Connie's developmentally disabled brother, who he convinces to take part in a fantasy of stealing money and starting a new life together in Virginia.
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Wright, who employs and advocates for dozens of intellectually and developmentally disabled (IDD) people at her North Carolina coffee shop, Bitty & Beau's Coffee, addressed her two children who have Down syndrome during her acceptance speech Sunday night.
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"You try your best to call these guys up at a time when they're hot and playing well, so they're in a good place mentally, and also when you feel, developmentally, they're here to stay," Anthopoulos said.
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"Organized sports needs to be tailored to the child's developmental stage, not just their age," Dr. Logan said, so it's particularly important to be sure that the coach is working with children in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Critic's Notebook The 19700 Outsider Art Fair arrives this weekend at a time when the very concept of outsider art — work made by self-taught or developmentally impaired artists — has never seemed more capacious or in flux.
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Joan Kagan, 48, the sales manager at TripleMint and a former counselor for developmentally disabled people and their families, recalls working with a woman whose recent divorce required her to vacate a grand apartment on Park Avenue.
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Unlike children who have the MeCP2 duplication syndrome, the monkeys in the experiment weren't severely developmentally delayed; combined with the high cost of producing these animals, there are big enough problems to put the entire model into question.
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That plan includes sourcing American-grown raw materials from family farms, manufacturing stateside, keeping a low carbon footprint, and investing in a workforce of which 20 percent is made up of developmentally-disadvantaged workers, who help with packaging.
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There are several promising paths to consider, as well as a fundamental principle that will keep you on the right track: Adolescents do not, and developmentally cannot, think about their looks in the same way that adults do.
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The family of a 23-year-old developmentally disabled women faced that horrific reality last February, after authorities discovered signs of sexual assault and a broken hip while she was living at a healthcare facility in Pensacola, Florida.
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Those statements include allegations that Mr. Landry placed a developmentally disabled boy in a closet, lifted another student by his collar and shoved him to the ground on his knees, and hit elementary school students with a belt.
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"The pediatric neurosurgeon sat Chris and me down to tell us that Jack had some severe brain bleeding and there was a chance that he could be developmentally disabled," Faris writes of Jack, who was born several weeks premature.
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But in others -- including about 10 percent of young children, 20 percent of adults and more than 30 percent of elderly and developmentally disabled people -- the wax collects to the point where it can completely block the ear canal.
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In a letter to the company, they said the service, Messenger Kids, which pushes the company's user base well below its previous minimum age of 13, preys on a vulnerable group developmentally unprepared to be on the social network.
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Mr. Carey has lamented that the developmentally disabled are largely cut off from the mainstream justice system, and has long backed a bill in Albany that would require group homes to call 911 to report assaults and serious injuries.
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Between 6 and 12 months, babies are more open to new foods — and new experiences — than they will be later on as toddlers, when a certain amount of "neophobia" or "new means no" is developmentally normal, Ms. Lipner said.
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"I thought I was going to die there," Tamara Breeden told local TV station WCAU in an interview this week of her time imprisoned in the basement of a Philadelphia home where she and several other developmentally disabled adults were kept.
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Erica was partially deaf and developmentally disabled, and had gone to live with her uncle Sandy and his wife when she was 5 months old after being given up by her mother, who said she could not afford to raise her.
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The U.S. Department of Labor's new rule extending overtime pay to 4.2 million workers includes a temporary exception for certain small facilities for developmentally disabled adults, in a nod to concerns expressed by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Raising the Age provides this opportunity by ensuring that youth are served in a system that is developmentally appropriate, and that connects youth to school and work to help them move past delinquency and contribute to the community throughout their lives.
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" A report from April 2009 further states that an investigator at the time "interviewed" the woman at the long-term care facility where she has lived since 1992 and found her "severely developmentally disabled" and in need of "total care.
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Mahin Khan, 18, described by his parents as developmentally disabled, received one more year than the minimum prison term he faced during an emotional court hearing in Phoenix for his guilty plea to crimes committed while he was still a minor.
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Mr. Zehm, who was developmentally disabled, had been trying to buy a Snickers bar at a convenience store when, in an apparent case of mistaken identity, the officer beat him with a baton, shot him with a Taser and hogtied him.
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Ann Rosenberg, a retired New York City schoolteacher, said that coexistence was not a realistic option for developmentally disabled children and young adults at the Jesse J. Kaplan School in West Nyack, which abuts a nature path used by the school.
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The proposal had set off a flurry of objections from Costa Mesa residents, who filled the courtroom to watch local officials argue that patients infected with coronavirus should not be brought to a former residential home for developmentally disabled people.
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The Arc of Pennsylvania, a Harrisburg-based advocacy organization for intellectually and developmentally disabled people, said in a letter to state senators urging them to vote against S.B. 906, that the measure represented an outmoded model of thinking on disability.
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Op-Ed Contributor Since the days when my mother wouldn't let my older brother go out to play stickball if I wasn't with him, there's been a lot of progress in attitudes toward those we now call developmentally or intellectually challenged.
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State mental hospitals — the type referred to as asylums, and of which Nellie Bly wrote in her landmark book — were long seen as terrible, frightening places that were nevertheless essential for a society with mentally ill and developmentally disabled people in it.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football Dana Stubblefield, a former San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman charged with raping a developmentally delayed woman, denied the charges, saying the episode was a consensual encounter with a mentally competent woman who asked for money and a job afterward.
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Classic morality tales like "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" and "Pinocchio" speak to the dangers of dishonesty, and children who lie a lot, or who start lying at a young age, are often seen as developmentally abnormal, primed for trouble later in life.
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A Cross Creek staffer gave him three options: transfer to the school, sue the school district, or stay at Stoneman Douglas — without any of the special-needs assistance he had relied on since he'd been found to be developmentally delayed at age 153.
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"How do we practice for these conversations, knowing that developmentally, they're probably going to come, so how do we think about how we're going to prepare ourselves as adults not to react in a way that isn't going to keep the door open?" she asked.
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Hours before Britton — who was born with a rare form of epilepsy and is developmentally delayed — has a seizure, Dopey offers an "alert," panting and nudging the teacher or one of Britton's parents to let them know that the boy will soon start seizing.
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His mother, Latoya Martin, a hair stylist, had moved with her husband and three children from Donalsonville, a rural town in Seminole County, in the southwest corner of Georgia, to be closer to psychiatrists and neurologists who would understand why her son was developmentally delayed.
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Among such religious groups, "Our Whole Lives," a curriculum developed jointly by the United Church of Christ and the Unitarian Universalist Association, presents factual information and encourages values-centered dialogue in several developmentally appropriate versions across a wide age span, from kindergarten through mature adulthood.
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"Terms like 'the right thing to do' or 'think about the elderly' or 'for the greater good' are hard to grasp when, developmentally, kids are in a stage when their worldview centers around them, their family, and perhaps their neighborhood and friends," Dr. Cicero said.
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The first generation of developmentally disabled adults who grew up at home, not in an institution, are now middle-aged and facing a health care system that's largely unprepared to take care of them as their baby boomer parents age out of that role.
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The people quite literally left behind will be an assortment of vulnerable individuals: women lacking money to pay for services out of pocket, working women unable to negotiate an unexplained leave from home or work, women who fear their partners, the very young, the developmentally delayed.
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"The minor children have developmentally regressed since [Dennis] has assumed 50/50 time with the children, as evidence by … [Dennis'] failure to help potty train the parties' youngest child and continuing to feed the youngest by bottle instead of a cup," he further claims in the documents.
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Jack, 21, who is developmentally disabled, now spends several hours a day scooping ice cream into cups, washing dishes, emptying garbage cans and spreading smiles at a Howdy Homemade franchise opened by his parents, Chris and Heidi Nielson, last summer in Salt Lake City's Sugarhouse neighborhood.
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Joy on that order had been in short supply for the previous hour and a half, despite a sprinkling of moments built into the show when Mr. Bieber the developmentally arrested child could have a little fun in the midst of all the pro forma pageantry.
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The failure of Federation Employment & Guidance Service (FEGS) in 2015, then New York City's largest social service agency, should remind us how damaging it can be when a big nonprofit fails, leaving vulnerable people—the home-bound, the developmentally disabled, the homeless, foster-children—without services.
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The targets would include "health care programs that cover medically fragile children and the developmentally disabled, as well as the popular Taylor Opportunity Program for Students that provides tuition-covering grants for thousands of college students," as Elizabeth Crisp of The Advocate, the Baton Rouge newspaper, explained.
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Charlotte Posenenske stopped making conceptual minimal sculpture to become a social worker, and Laurie Parsons, mortified by the idea that people were buying her work, responded to an invitation for an exhibition in Germany by choosing instead to work at a psychiatric hospital and with developmentally challenged children.
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Millennials "expect to see a broad cross-section of families, couples and individuals, including people who are developmentally disabled as a matter of truthfulness," said Bob Witeck, a former executive with the public relations firm Hill & Knowlton and a communications strategist in Washington, D.C., who tracks ad spending.
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"(With) early puberty onset girls' bodies are telling them that they are ready for adult-like behavior but developmentally their minds are not ready and are still operating like an adolescent's brain which has not developed the appropriate coping skills to address relationship conflicts," Taylor said by email.
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" Dr. Megan Moreno, a pediatrician who is vice chair of digital health at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, said: "My main message would be for parents to step back for a minute from the alarmist nature of the word 'sexting' and think about developmentally appropriate foolish romantic things teenagers do.
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Art brut, originally coined by the French artist Jean Dubuffet to characterize art existing outside and in implicit opposition to the art establishment (and often equated with the art of the insane), is widely used by the Japanese government for public, artistic initiatives to support the physically and developmentally disabled.
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The stakeholders we convened said we should fashion an approach to young adults that is community-based, developmentally appropriate, individually tailored, and affords more confidentiality around criminal records — all policy approaches that reflect the best practices seen in the juvenile justice system, where youth confinement and youth crime rates have both fallen dramatically.
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Our clinic followed all the mothers and infants for two years, and with few exceptions, the babies were right on target developmentally despite the dire predictions (guesses really, that were not research based or data driven) that "crack babies" would turn out to be medical burdens at best or sociopaths at worse.
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"In light of the dangerous and life-threatening consequences of cellphone use by young people, it is clear that persons under 20103 years of age are not developmentally mature enough to safely possess them," Mr. Rodgers wrote in a bill this month proposing to outlaw the use of cellphones by anyone under 21.
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The groom's mother, a registered nurse, retired from the resource center of the Bethesda Lutheran Communities in Watertown, which provides services and residential programs for adults who are developmentally disabled, and is now the volunteer coordinator at the Watertown Area Cares Clinic, which provides medical care to low-income people who lack insurance.
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"A developmentally disabled child, confined to a psychiatric ward under the supervision of nurses, is as vulnerable a patient as you can find," said Acting Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino, who filed a complaint with the state Board of Nursing accusing Derrick of gross negligence, professional misconduct, and incompetence in her treatment of the child.
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The groups' 2020 edition of their Case for Inclusion report, exclusively provided to The Hill, found that the percentage of people with intellectually and developmentally disabilities (I/DD) in integrated employment — that is, those working alongside abled people and earning market-driven wages — increased only 1 percentage point to 21625 percent over the past year.
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As if that weren't sufficiently damning, it is also clear that this practice goes directly against the core of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which mandates that state actors make every effort to protect children from harm and support their nurturance to the best of their abilities in developmentally appropriate ways.
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"If North Korea can deploy not only developmentally a submarine-launched ballistic missile that is effective and deploy it on ballistic missile submarines, it certainly complicates defense against missile attacks," defense analyst Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., co-founder and CEO of Colorado-based imagery analysis firm KPA Associates LLC, told CNBC in an interview Friday.
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"Chronic disease risk, such as risk of type 2 or gestational diabetes may be 'programmed' much earlier in life by exposures occurring during developmentally sensitive periods such as puberty, infancy or even intrauterine life," said Dr. Dana Dabelea, a professor at the University of Colorado Denver who studies gestational diabetes but was not involved in this research.
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""And so when you couple developmentally delays or learning disabilities with youth, and you match that person against two or more adult, intelligent, trained police officers who have been trained in psychological interview techniques and manipulative interview techniques, you are creating a situation that is rife with risk of false confessions, just to be blunt about it.
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"The goal is not to make parents feel guilty or to lord it over them as an expert," Dr. Yogman said, but rather to look for moments during an office visit that a parent might build on, and to talk about what is coming up developmentally for the child — which is a basic imperative of primary care in pediatrics.
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The study was accompanied by a commentary which pointed out that only 13.9 percent of the adolescents in the latest National Survey of Family Growth cohort reported having had any education about saying no to sex by sixth grade, and called for "medically accurate, developmentally appropriate sex education starting in elementary school," as is also recommended by the Future of Sex Education Initiative.
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"If you really look in time diary data, on average parents are not spending hours a day doing these kinds of developmentally stimulating things with their kids," said Ariel Kalil, a professor at the Harris School of Public Policy Studies at the University of Chicago, and the first author on an influential study of parent time use which showed that differences across the socioeconomic spectrum have increased over time.
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"I work with almost 600 kids every single day and I need them to not exist in some weird, confusing place, but to really be able to be brought along in a way that is developmentally appropriate for them and not to be surprised when changes to my body occur — my voice deepens, for example, or I'm suddenly able to have a mustache when I'm greeting them at the front door," Sevelius tells WBUR.
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She graduated from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. She is a daughter of Gwenn Loder and Edward Loder of Pocono Pines, Pa. Ms. Loder's father, who is retired, was previously the owner of East End Drywall, a construction company in Westhampton, N.Y. Her mother, who is also retired, worked in Westhampton Beach, N.Y., as a staff member of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services, where she worked with developmentally disabled children.
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In addition to the horrors of putting teenagers in adult prisons (where they are more prone to suicide, more likely to be sexually assaulted and less likely to succeed once they leave), a wave of new research has shown that young people are developmentally different from adults in impulsivity, future orientation, susceptibility to peer pressure and risk-taking, especially if they had suffered a traumatic brain injury, which kids in the juvenile justice system disproportionately do.
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A bit of cussing and sex chatter is a standard, arguably even essential component of most people's teenage years, and many kids first start to wrap their heads around the concept via the remove of movies and TV. In no small way, that's the moral of such stories erring on the side of the developmentally instructive: It's cool that you can't stop thinking about sex, don't worry that you're so awkward and sweaty, the instinct to test your limits is healthy.
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More Hackers In a Rohingya Refugee Camp, Soccer Is a Joyful Escape Campus Political Fights Come Home for the Summer Developmentally Disabled, and Going to College In an Unused Harlem Church, a Towering Work of a 'Genius' Kaepernick and Concussions Continue to Pose Problems for N.F.L. Turning the Perverse Nature of 'The Bachelor' Into Art A Whaling Way of Life Under Threat Where the Living Play Dead for a Day to Laugh in the Face of Death Or, maybe you were more into multimedia like ... Video | Iraq's Hardball Tactics to Root Out ISIS Infographic | It's Not Your Imagination.
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Some of the better-known names include the developmentally disabled sculptor Judith Scott (606-22006), whose wrapped-yarn assemblages were shown at the fair by Ricco-Maresca Gallery in 21994 and given a retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum in 21993; the Nebraska farmer Emery Blagdon in 220 — who until his death at 203, in 220, created wire-metal scrap sculptures and environments that he saw as healing machines, not art; and Melvin Way, shown by Margaret Bodell, also in 21929: a mentally disturbed, homeless New Yorker whose small felt-tip drawings embedded mysterious equations in areas of darkness, evoking higher math pulsing through the night sky.
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The issue has become so prevalent that both Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE are campaigning heavily on plans aimed at easing the cost barriers many families face when searching for child care options that are both affordable AND developmentally enriching.
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