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Parenting Ten Things PART SET Dr MargiAnne Isaia, MD MPH PCC-T DrAnneenthusiasticLife 11

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 1 INTERACTION Relationship between parent and child Engage the child’s brain through personal interaction, eye-to-eye contact, and gentle care. North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 2 TOUCH How a child first knows love Sends signals to the brain to make connections; hugs and kisses; as critical a nutrient as vitamins North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 3 STABLE RELATIONSHIP WITH LOVING ADULT Bond between parent and child Kids need a loving and trusted adult in their life; a person to depend on North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 4 SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT Friendly and secure atmosphere; cover outlets; block off stairs; avoid lead poisoning; put dangerous chemicals out of reach North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 5 SELF-ESTEEM Fundamental to a child’s development and sense of self Children are little sponges; need to hear that they are great; deserve attention and reassurance North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 6 QUALITY CHILD CARE Positive and attentive care on a regular basis Safe, decent nutrition; people who want to love them and spend time with them North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 7 COMMUNICATION Words, sounds, and contact By 6 months a baby can duplicate sounds made by an adult; the more words they hear, the more brain connection will develop North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 8 PLAY Everything is learned through play Play is linked with mental growth and development; it is a child’s work; important to do with the child North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 9 MUSIC Rhythm and rhyme Sing to them, with them, and expose them to good music North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings

10 THINGS EVERY CHILD NEEDS Brain Development in Infancy and early Childhood 10 READING Imagination and creativity and snuggling The more reading you do with them, the more brain connections develop North Dakota State University * Bright Beginnings