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This paper plate activity is inexpensive and easy to do, plus it encourages joint attention and working together on a task.

There are great developmental benefits to sensory play, like this shaving cream activity from our Healthy and Fair Start program.

Parent-child activities, like making playdough, build a child’s ability to process sensory input and are great for bonding.

Through parent-child activities like the nature walk, families can promote their kids’ development and encourage bonding.

Children learn through play! This simple parent-child activity helps kids notice and copy patterns, and practice waiting their turn.

This parent-child activity encourages bonding while developing gross and fine motor skills and building language skills.

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