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The CDC was the sole beneficiary in the HKCCA “Run for the Roses” charity run. Our CDC staff and Exco members joined the races to support the event!
Andrew, one of the Child Development Centre (CDC)’s past students, was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) when he was five years old. Find out about his journey as told by his mother, Ana.
Settling in to preschool, kindergarten or even primary school can be difficult purely due to the separation from parents or family. Some children are simply distressed every time they separate from their parents, not just at times of schooling.
A consistent bedtime routine is a great way to ensure that your child gets enough sleep. Different routines suit different children so keep this in mind when you are trying anything new.
Selective Mutism is a rare anxiety-based disorder which can appear in early childhood. These children are able to speak fluently and normally in most situations but withdraw and remain silent in others.
It’s the first time the CDC has participated at the GlamFest and we were one of the charity partners!
The CDC and Alfred Hong Kong hosted the ‘Let’s Draw Together, Kids!’ campaign for children to have an afternoon full of drawing and fun!
The CDC Open House and Parent Orientation 2019 was held on 17 August. Over 100 people visited our centre!
Toys are the best way to practise language while having fun with your child. See below for five more toys to help to get your child talking!
Many children of all ages are motivated by music. Music can also be used as a strategy to improve a child’s sensory integration through programmes like Therapeutic Listening and the Listening Programme.