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Diana B. Torres Corner

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HERE: Parents will find support and self help knowledge on educational material for children, who may or may not be enrolled in daycare.


Red Flags That May Indicate a Child Might Have Special Needs (This list is not to be used to diagnose a condition, but only to alert you to potential reasons for concern which may need to be referred for further professional evaluation) To be significant, these characteristics must exist over a long period of time, not diminish under certain occasions, and appear at home and at school. The Baby Who: -Seems very limp or stiff when picked up -Does not respond to sounds by three months -Does not make sounds by three months -Does not follow moving objects with eyes by three months -Does not raise head when lying on stomach by three months -Does not laugh, smile or babble by six months -Does not sit alone by ten months, walk by eighteen months -Does not repeat words by eighteen months -Bangs head for a long period of time -Does not make eye contact The Preschool Child Who: -At age two cannot name a few objects -At age three cannot put two or three words together -At age four cannot say short sentences -At age four can only be understood by family members -Always talks loudly -Never answers when called from another room -Always turns the same ear towards the sound -Turns head to look at an object, holds objects close to face -Walks on toes past the ago of two -By the age of four cannot pedal a tricycle -By the age of four cannot catch a ball -By the age of four cannot hold a crayon using a tripod grip -At the age of four trips excessively and bumps into things -Is not toilet trained by the age of four -Says or does the same things over and over -In a sitting position, leans to one side or supports weight on his/her hand The School Age Child Who: -Easily distracted, disorganized, tunes into everything -Is hyperactive, squirming, restless, runs around excessively -Is lethargic, withdrawn -Cannot tie shoelaces by six -Has not established hand preference by six -Cannot follow multi step oral directions -Reverses letters, cannot distinguish between similar letters -Has difficulty with rhyming words and word families -Has difficulty copying from the blackboard -Has not made friends or shown the ability to play cooperatively
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***** About: Diana B. Torres**
As founder of Seeds4thefuture, mother of two children and an Elementary School Teacher for the past four years, I understand how important choosing the correct environment for your child is. Working full-time, my little ones spent more quality time at the Family Day Care than they did with me. The person you choose to spend that quality time with your children is one of the most crucial decisions you will make for them. I was blessed to find a Family Day Care that I loved, and I am here to offer you the same level of comfort I felt knowing my children were left in great hands. We offer full-day, part-day, before and after school programs. As part of our commitment to families the last Thursday of every month is 'Dinner and a Movie Night' when the children can stay after normal hours to eat and watch a movie while the parents enjoy a few extra hours of personal time at no extra charge. We are registered with the NYS Office of Children and Family Services through the Child Care Council of Suffolk to provide care for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years.
Day Care Center-"Seeds4TheFuture"
Mission
Helping parents raise children who are prepared for the future.

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