Newborn Playing is Learning
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Children learn through playing, making it both a fun and critical part of their development.
What is play? Why is it important?
There is more to playing than fun and games. Play is actually a powerful, brain-building activity that supports all areas of your child’s development, including language, math, motor, and social skills.
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It’s important to know what play is, why it is so beneficial, and what to look for with your child during the first five years.
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“Children learn as they play. Most importantly, in play children learn how to learn.”
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