Play is a primary way your child learns about his world—how things work, how to use his imagination, and how to get along with others.
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The Power of Play in Child Development

One of the great joys of parenting is watching our children play. It may start when your baby first grasps a small toy and pulls it closer for a good look. He discovers that when he makes a sound, you make the same sound in reply, and that when he bats a hanging toy, it swings and makes a rattling noise. Delighted, he does it again and again.

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Empathy and Kindness: Early Developmental Milestones

Can your baby feel or imagine another person’s emotions? Is your toddler capable of showing sympathy for others? Some people think that kids don’t develop these abilities until after the age of three. But it isn’t true.

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Playtime Activities that Encourage Development

As parents and caregivers, we want to create environments that help our children reach their fullest potential. There are a lot of things we can pay attention to that will ensure our little ones are progressing along the right path.

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