DOWNLOADABLE EBOOKS INTENDED PARENTS

Brand Owner Address Description
EARLY CONNECTIONS LAST A LIFETIME ZERO TO THREE: National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families Suite 350 1255 23rd Street NW Washington DC 20037 Downloadable ebooks intended for parents, teachers, caregivers and professionals working with families in early care, early intervention, infant mental health, child welfare, and pediatrics regarding early childhood care and development; downloadable educational and teaching materials, namely, video and audio recordings and lessons that can be downloaded and printed in the field of early childhood care and development intended for parents, teachers, caregivers and professionals working with families in early care, early intervention, infant mental health, child welfare, and pediatrics; downloadable journals, magazines, articles, newsletters and reports in the field of early childhood care and development intended for parents, teachers, caregivers and professionals working with families in early care, early intervention, infant mental health, child welfare, and pediatrics; downloadable mobile software applications with information and resources to support service delivery by professionals to parents with babies and young children, and for parents of babies and young children to inform them of best parenting practices, but none of these goods intended for use by children themselves or directly for use in teaching children;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A child monitoring system is provided for facilities and areas where parents and children generally enter and exit together, but are likely to become separated while in the facility or area. Using devices on a child's person coupled with monitoring devices on exit and entry ways, parents may be alerted in the event that a child wanders off or is the subject of an abduction attempt. Upon crossing a monitoring point, an alarm is triggered to alert parents and public safety officials of an unauthorized exit attempt. Thus with this system, a monitored child can not leave a monitored location (e.g., store, museum, etc) alone nor without the child's parent or guardian.