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95% of a Child’s Brain Develops From Birth Through Age Five

That’s why it’s important to teach your child new things by engaging with them in fun and enriching ways.

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Watch to see what you need to know about your babies’ brain development.

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I Was Born Ready

I pledge to help my children build a solid learning foundation. I will use the resources available to me to look for everyday teaching and learning opportunities to share with my little ones. I will engage with my children in fun and enriching ways, always keeping in mind that 95% of a child’s brain develops from birth through age five. Above all, I will rise to this occasion with confidence, knowing that I was born ready for this.

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Your baby can be affected by your mood as early as 3 months old.

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A baby’s brain grows over 80% in the first 18 months of life.

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Over one million new neural connections are formed every second in the first few years.

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By age three, your child is starting to learn social skills and develop relationships with peers.

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Before age five, your child is learning to recognize letters and associate them with sounds.

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