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Positive Early Learning Experiences
We can provide positive early learning experiences that lay the foundation for future success by enacting policies which address the following issues: Child Care, Early Head Start, and Early Intervention.
Babies are born learning. Learning in very young children takes place through play, the active exploration of their environment, and, most importantly, through interactions with the significant adults in their lives. We can provide positive early learning experiences that lay the foundation for future success by enacting policies which address the following issues: Child Care, Early Head Start, and Early Intervention.
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