Talk Read Sing Play

Talking, reading, playing and singing to all children are the easiest ways to help them grow up smarter, happier and with a brighter future. In fact, 80% of a child’s brain is developed by the age of three and your words are a very influential part of that development.  Even before your child can verbally respond, your words help their brain to grow.

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Little ones are busy learning sounds, words and phrases. They are also making connections between them and what they see. Young children naturally explore the world. They touch, feel, see, hear and taste. To begin rich conversation with children, draw on their five senses.


Cuddle up with children and enter the world of a story. Books are brain boosters. The more children are read to from the very start, the more their brains will grow and language will develop.

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Songs are a great way for children to learn language and build vocabulary. Singing also helps children bond with you. Making sounds helps babies and toddlers learn how sounds are put together.  These are the building blocks of language and literacy.  They also help create a lifelong love of music!



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