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What are the lessons of research on the early home environment and the role of caregivers?

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Communication, body-language and issues at home are just a few things discussed with regard to raising a child.

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Homes where there is a plethora of communication, whether it is body language (smiles, being there when baby wakes up,-attentive to needs, touch), regular language engagement, etc. get better 'brain wiring' at a crucial time for future academic success. Homes rich in engaging stimuli and regular involvement with babies, toddlers, and preschool-age children promote advancement for literacy.

Janette Pelletier, (The Role of Parents, Families and Caregivers in Young Children's Literacy ...

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