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At raisingchildren.net.au, we provide free, reliable, up-to-date and independent information to help your family grow and thrive together. We’re funded by the Australian Government, reviewed by experts and non-commercial, so you know you can trust us...

Parenting information, milestones +

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We support all governments and the education and care sector to realise the benefits of the National Quality Framework

The Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority works with all governments to provide guidance, resources and services to support the sector to improve outcomes for children.

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The AEDC provides a national measurement to monitor Australian children’s development. 

The AEDC provides evidence to support policy, planning and action for health, education and community support. The AEDC can assist governments to develop flexible approaches to policy and planning that address the evolving needs of children and families in the future.

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 A baby’s brain is a remarkable little creature forming more than a million neural connections every second when activated. Babies learn through spending time with their parents and other special people in their life...

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Better Beginnings is a Western Australian family literacy program that connects families with books through free reading packs. Our goal is to inspire a love of literacy and learning for all W.A. children by encouraging families to read, talk, sing, write and play with their child every day...

Reading packs, Read watch and Play +

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Nursery rhymes are excellent teaching tools and can help to develop:

  • language and literacy skills

  • numeracy skills

  • social, physical and emotional skills

Has ideas, free videos and resources

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Paint the Town REaD encourages the community to read, talk, sing and rhyme with their children so they're ready to learn to read and write at school.

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When infants are first born, their vision skills are not yet fully developed. Instead, babies go through various stages of eyesight development throughout the first two years of their lives. To ensure that parents are aware of their child's vision development and how they can help in the process, we have created

a guide that covers the following:

- The stages of eyesight development
- Signs of problems and potential issues
- What parents can do

 

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