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Happy Family

For parents wanting to create an enriching environment for optimal brain development

PARENT EDUCATION BACKED BY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Did you know?

90% of a child's brain develops
from birth to age 6

This time period is known as the window of opportunity—it is the most critical to develop brain connections that impact lifelong learning and success.

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Parents are brain builders.

The environment parents provide children has a profound impact on brain development and a child’s life-long trajectory.

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When we understand a child’s brain and the impact of screen use on their brains, we are better equipped to navigate the challenges of parenthood.

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PARENT EDUCATION: Start here

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A Child's Brain

Executive Function refers to the mental skills every child needs to be successful in life.

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Relationships

Connection with engaged parents is the best brain support a child can have.

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Screen Use

Research suggests that screens can negatively impact brain development and function.

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Get the
WHILE WE'RE WAITING
parenting app

This app is to assist parents in using ANY waiting situation as an OPPORTUNITY to build executive function and form strong bonds.

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It provides over 100 activities that are research based to build cognitive capacities and provide SCREEN FREE alternatives due to the negative impact screen use can have on brains in the early years.

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