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During story time, talk with your little one about the characters’ emotions. Understanding how others are feeling is a key part of developing empathy. #TalkingIsTeaching
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Little ones thrive when they have lots of nurturing interactions with caring adults. As you listen, talk to, and comfort children, you’re helping them grow, develop, and prepare for success in school…and in life. Celebrate milestones at buff.ly/2n8xFcZ
With only a few weeks left before school starts most kids are growing restless. Check out this article for 20 summer reading activities to engage your child and prepare them for the start of school. bit.ly/2nkER5y
Ever wonder what's going on in your child's brain when you read to them? Check out this story from @NPR to find out! n.pr/2vGeLhj
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Turn meal time into talk time! Take advantage of opportunities for you and your little one to share conversations and stories as you enjoy healthy foods together. #MealTimeTalkTime
Do you have questions about the importance of quality pre-k? Have you ever wondered what quality pre-k looks like? Check out this article from @parentsmagazine that answers these questions and many more! bit.ly/2Az53TA
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Child care costs rose for the 5th yr in a row & nearly 1 on 5 #families is spending at least 1/4 of its annual household income on #childcare! - @CareDotCom bit.ly/2Kf3Wbm @Moneyish @smarcelo
"While such things as motor skills are instinctual for young learners, the approach to speech and literacy is a parent-led experience. The more moms and dads speak and read to their children, the more successful they will be later in life." usat.ly/2O37bVy
"Brains are more adaptable to new learning in first three years of life than any other time. This brings great possibility but also great responsibility. Research has shown that relationships with parents and caregivers are crucial to brain development." bit.ly/2v79wrp
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Did you know? Brain development is most sensitive to a baby’s nutrition in the first years of life. Learn more from @ZEROTOTHREE: bit.ly/2cs0SdM
Do you have a kiddo who will be starting preschool this year?? Here is a list of great books for introducing your young one to the idea of preschool and to prepare them for their first day. bit.ly/2M59d78
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With #backtoschool season upon us, we're taking a moment to share tips to get 👶 👶 👶 ready for school. Yes, #babies! Children begin developing language, #literacy & #thinkingskills yrs before their first day of school! Here's how how to support them: bit.ly/2uHoToc
It can seem silly reading to your baby at such a young age, but starting early can help foster good reading habits as they grow up. Here are some age specific tips to help you get started on reading to your baby today. bit.ly/2LzpVze
Pre-k is a time for learning, but learning doesn't always have to look like sitting at a desk doing work sheets. Recent studies have reinforced the idea that learning through play is crucial for young children. bit.ly/2OjP7Yp
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Research shows that playing music can have measurable benefits on a child’s brain development. Learn more here: n.pr/2DaNCFM
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As the new #school year approaches, we'd like to take a moment to remember that the foundation for all learning starts on day one. Learn how to support #earlylearning in #babies & #toddlers. bit.ly/2LOnm8s #ECE
Pre-k is more than just raising test scores. It's also about children developing socially, emotionally, and mentally. bit.ly/2LBdiD8
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#DKY? When you sing with your baby, you are teaching him new words and improving his listening skills! To find out other ways that babies learn when we sing with them, read this: bit.ly/2re7pCL
Check out @ZEROTOTHREE's top 5 ways to make the most of the summer with your kiddo! bit.ly/2KVDo3U
Don't know what questions to ask as you look into pre-k providers for your child? Here is a great resource from The National Association for the Education of Young Children that highlights 10 things you should be looking for in a pre-k program. bit.ly/2NEkJqj







