“Learning math promotes working memory, improves attention, and increases other basic cognitive skills.” Read more about the benefits of supporting early math learning during your child’s early years: https://t.co/uUA45iet6r
Sorting and counting are some of the many ways you can incorporate math learning into your daily routine with your child! Check out more fun activities to promote math skills from @BabyCenter: https://t.co/4VPySdSNR3
When listening to music with your child, encourage them to actively engage with the music by clapping, bouncing, and dancing! Check out more of our tips for promoting children’s development through music: https://t.co/UDKqlCZDOKhttps://t.co/f7LXheIbfI
Using caring words with your child can teach them how to share kindness. Together, write a poem about kindness. Then, turn your poem into a song by adding a beat! For more ideas on how to #ChannelKindness with your little one, visit https://t.co/L3aLqVzKCv. https://t.co/1fXnkXolCG
Music can help build your baby's brain and vocabulary - while also getting them moving! Check out the playlist we created with @Spotify to incorporate music into your family’s everyday routine: https://t.co/PHLofN83ywhttps://t.co/4samjahxZz
Sing with your baby every day to build their language skills! Create songs by singing words and making sounds to any melody. #TalkingIsTeachinghttps://t.co/GDmG7hFnIC
"From birth, parents instinctively use music to calm and soothe children, to express love and joy, and to engage and interact." Read more from @BrightHorizons on the benefits of music on your child’s development: https://t.co/l7gl5QGxZT
Wintertime is full of unique opportunities to play and learn with your little one! Talk with your child about their favorite parts of winter. Say, “I like winter because …” and ask, “What are your favorite wintertime activities?" #TalkingIsTeachinghttps://t.co/7Ve2gPjhDG
Celebrate #ValentinesDay with your child by creating loving cards for family members! Encourage your child to write and draw kind words and pictures for loved ones. Ask them to write, “I love you because…” #TalkingIsTeachinghttps://t.co/FJtGER9Hwo
Helping children develop the skills to manage challenges can have lasting benefits on their health and development. Our blog post on toxic stress provides information on the impacts of social supports on a child’s development: https://t.co/Q5Yv4YmUGxhttps://t.co/pwkPl2PVTv
"Bonding with a primary caregiver in the early years is critical for emotional safety and healthy development throughout life. Caregivers need to create an environment for children that is dependable, trustworthy and loving." Read more: https://t.co/eXUU0sMuDA
Nurturing and loving relationships can help build your child’s resilience, allowing them to better handle challenging moments. @Scholastic shares caring ways you can build your child’s resilience: https://t.co/c2WsZSmchf
When children learn resilience, they’re better able to manage their emotions during difficult moments. With your support, children can develop skills to be resilient from an early age. Try these tips from @MotherlyMedia to help raise resilient children: https://t.co/fG3FtQT1a5https://t.co/ZBDysT5cKi
Children learn through experiences. By showing empathy and creating teachable moments, you can help your child become resilient. @ChildMindInst shares tips on how to build your child's resilience: https://t.co/L6J9wnWVrVhttps://t.co/aGX4J4NxOh
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