Welcome to dbpeds.org! This site, sponsored by the AAP Section on Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (SODBP), is aimed at professionals interested in child development and behavior, especially in the clinical setting.
A special thank you to Hank Shapiro, MD and Frances Page Glascoe, PhD for their dedication to bringing the initial dbpeds.org site to life! We’d also like to acknowledge The Commonwealth Fund for their support of the initial site and the transition to the new design.
Explore the pages to learn about practice management resources; upcoming educational events; relevant policy statements; links to
open\closemore information on developmental issues; and much, much more. Please bookmark this page and visit us often to stay up to date on developmental and behavioral resources and events.
Much of our content is available for public viewing, however, the focus is targeted toward professionals in practice. We are not able to provide direct clinical care or advice to patients or parents.
Let us know what you think about the new site. Send any comments or questions by using the instructions provided in Contact Us.
Regards,
Nathan J Blum , MD
Chair, AAP Section on Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
The SODBP Discussion Board is back! Connect with SODBP members on questions and discussions related to ADHD, developmental delays, screening, and more. Click here to access this new feature.
View the 2013 NCE SODBP Sponsored Sessions here.
For more information on the 2013 NCE, visit aapexperience.org/
Read the following article, "IEP must include Transition plan to prepare teens for adulthood"
To view more resources on transitions, visit the dbpeds.org resource page.
Policy Statement and Technical Report: Promoting the Well-Being of Children Whose Parents are Gay and Lesbian
Policy Statement: Oral Health Care for Children with Developmental Disabilities.
For more information, or to order this new Autism resource, visit the AAP Bookstore.
Autism Spectrum Disorders: What Every Parent Needs to Know
For more information, or to order this new Autism resource, visit Healthychildren.org.
Section on Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
