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Pre-KC

@PreKC1
 Kansas City, MO
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Joined January 2018
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During story time, talk with your little one about the characters’ emotions. Understanding how others are feeling is a key part of developing empathy. #TalkingIsTeaching
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Little ones thrive when they have lots of nurturing interactions with caring adults. As you listen, talk to, and comfort children, you’re helping them grow, develop, and prepare for success in school…and in life. Celebrate milestones at buff.ly/2n8xFcZ
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Turn meal time into talk time! Take advantage of opportunities for you and your little one to share conversations and stories as you enjoy healthy foods together. #MealTimeTalkTime
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Child care costs rose for the 5th yr in a row & nearly 1 on 5 #families is spending at least 1/4 of its annual household income on #childcare! - @CareDotCom bit.ly/2Kf3Wbm @Moneyish @smarcelo
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Did you know? Brain development is most sensitive to a baby’s nutrition in the first years of life. Learn more from @ZEROTOTHREE: bit.ly/2cs0SdM
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With #backtoschool season upon us, we're taking a moment to share tips to get 👶 👶 👶 ready for school. Yes, #babies! Children begin developing language, #literacy & #thinkingskills yrs before their first day of school! Here's how how to support them: bit.ly/2uHoToc
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Research shows that playing music can have measurable benefits on a child’s brain development. Learn more here: n.pr/2DaNCFM

From Mozart To Mr. Rogers: Literacy, Music And The Brain

A test that can flag struggling readers before they're old enough to read and the power of music to help a child hear language. A literacy two-fer from the NPR Ed Team.

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As the new #school year approaches, we'd like to take a moment to remember that the foundation for all learning starts on day one. Learn how to support #earlylearning in #babies & #toddlers. bit.ly/2LOnm8s #ECE
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#DKY? When you sing with your baby, you are teaching him new words and improving his listening skills! To find out other ways that babies learn when we sing with them, read this: bit.ly/2re7pCL
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Looking for the weekend like... 👀
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Building skills to learn how to write and having fun while doing it! bit.ly/2rv2bAc #preschool #preK #earlyed #literacy
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When children play with you, they're learning that they're loved, important & fun to be around. Learn how playing helps to develop social-emotional skills, self esteem & self-confidence: bit.ly/2uyTGme
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New study shows the most important part of communication with babies may be eye contact: bit.ly/2Kv2Fh3 @69News
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You can use nature to inspire your child’s creativity. Collect natural materials like leaves or flowers on a walk or trip to the park, and use them for an art project!
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Exposure to music enhances all areas of young children’s development, especially in bonding with loved ones: bit.ly/2Gdd7YC #MusicMonday
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We are proud to show our support for military kids everywhere today on #PurpleUpDay! 💜 Visit Sesame Street for Military Families for resources, activities and more! sesamestreetformilitaryfamil… #KidsServeToo #MOMC
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Talking, playing, and reading aloud with your little ones is not only great for their brains but also their bodies! New parenting research shows that a strong emotional bond may help prevent diseases, boost immunity, and enhance a child's IQ. parenting.com/article/the-ne…
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#MLK50
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RT if you agree: The roots of #earlymath skills begin developing from birth through babies’ everyday play and interactions with parents & caregivers!
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A survey conducted by @ZEROTOTHREE revealed that parents underestimate the benefits of talking and reading with babies. The results highlight the need to provide parents w/ guidance on the many ways they can support their child’s development. Learn more buff.ly/2u3Dkak
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