Tricia Striano, PhD New York Products

How Babies Learn

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$50 Gift Certificate

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Can be used toward any Dr. Striano purchase.

$25 Gift Certificate

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Can be used toward any Dr. Striano purchase.

Infant and Child Classes & Parent Consulting

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Classes for infants, children, and parents by the howbabieslearn/drstriano team

CATEGORIES 1 Animals and Furniture

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The ability to place ideas and objects into categories depends upon the basic skill known as categorization. Categorization is important for adults as well as for infants and children. It is necessary for cognitive skills such as language and inference.

Memory Game Eyes and Expressions

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Flight delays? What to do on a snowy day? Memory is a card game for adults and/or children. In order find your match, you will have to pay attention to pictures of eyes and expressions. Print and prepare 2 sets of 12 matching cards (24 cards in total). Place cut-outs upside down in a grid on the table or floor. Choose a card and flip it over. On your next turn, try to find the match! If you find a match, take the cards and get another turn. If you don't find your match, place the card back and let your partner take a turn. A great game for adults and children. Play it alone against the clock or with a parter. Great for road trips, airplanes, playrooms, and schools! Also an excellent way to help children pay attention to eyes and faces.

The Camel Who Ate The Cake

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To be enjoyed by adults and children, an inspirational story about a camel who receives much advice from a pig, an alligator, and a walrus.

Eyes and Expressions

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From the early months, infants are sensitive to facial expressions and eye contact.

Sizes and Shapes: Large and Small

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From the early months, infants begin detect and discriminate sizes and shapes.

My First Autism E-Book: About Eyes

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Email this book to a young child with autism Research shows that autism often affects an understanding of the meaning of eyes.