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Brain Development - First Things First
From birth to age 5, a child’s brain develops more than any other time in life. Early brain development impacts a child's ability to learn.
First Things - First Things First
As the days at home start to pile up, here are some ideas for fun at-home activities that highlight how young children learn and grow through play.
Make the most of their early years - First Things First
Your child's first five years will have a big impact on their future. Learn how you can help them develop and grow.
Early Literacy - First Things First
Reading is vital to a child’s ability to learn & school success. The skills for a good reader, like language and vocabulary, start at birth.
Children Learn Through Play - First Things First
Playtime is serious business for kids. Young children learn through play as they interact and explore. Learn more about how.
Reflecting on babies and mirror play - First Things First
Mirror play helps babies develop self-awareness, a key part of their overall social-emotional development. And they love it.