Tune In, Talk More, Take Turns
We all understand how food and sleep support a young child’s physical development. But not everyone knows how important talk and interaction are for brain development.
The Power of Parent Talk
During the first three years of life, billions and billions of brain connections are made. There’s no other time in life when brain growth is so rapid. What’s driving these connections? Rich early experiences with loving, responsive caregivers. Talk and interaction are food for the developing brain.
Research has found that how and how much a parent talks and interacts with their child from birth has a big impact on the child’s success in school and life. How can a parent make the most of their talk and interaction? Use the 3Ts!
3Ts PDFs
Print out these PDFs and keep them handy.
They are great to have as a quick reference tool.
