Early Learning City: Siblings

  • January 19, 2017
  • /   Shannon Nickinson
  • /   education,early-learning,report-early-learning-city
Siblings reading a book

Being a big sister or brother is a big responsibility.

Older brothers and sisters can be vital in the early childhood brain development of their siblings.

As we journey down the road to becoming an Early Learning City, here are some ideas about how older children can help younger ones build their brains.

Early Learning City siblingsEarly Learning City siblings ad. Credit: Ron Stallcup.
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