Play, Learning and Development 
Scientists have proven the experiences you share with your child in their first six years will last a lifetime.
Playing with your child is one way you can contribute to your child’s healthy development.
Play is vital to the growth and development of children at all ages starting from birth. Talking, singing and reading to your baby all help to create connections between different areas of her brain.
Make play part of your daily routine. The everyday experiences that you provide to your baby through play are an important part of healthy brain development.
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