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When you talk to your child, even if they can't talk back, their brain is developing important communication communication and language skills. |
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The simple act of allowing your child to coo, babble, speak or tell you a story while making eye contact and responding does wonders for your young child's development. |
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Reading is the single most important thing you can do to develop your child's future literacy. |
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Playing together helps your child develop social, emotional and communication skills. |
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Math, language and memory skills – all these important skills can be developed by the simple and rewarding act of singing together at home! |
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House, doctor, pirates, vet, superheroes, princess, dinosaurs and more! When you play pretend games together, your child is learning. |
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Your child is learning important skills like social skills, creativity and positive self-esteem when you are simply laughing and being silly together! |
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Cooking and baking is a fun and productive activity that will help your child develop their curiosity, language skills and more. |
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Doing chores and errands is an excellent way to help your child develop important brain-building skills. |
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Exploring in your yard with your children is a sensory development packed activity that fuels their curiosity and helps develop their understanding of how things work! |