Reading to your child from an early age helps them to develop listening skills, build their vocabulary, and creates a foundation between letters and sounds. As children get older, much of their academic success is influenced by their ability to read. 

STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education encourages curiosity, creativity, and ingenuity in order to solve real world problems. With experimentation, your child will not only gain confidence, but will learn to accept failure and how to learn from what did not work in order to find a solution that does. 

Art has a wide variety of benefits, from developing fine motor skills, neural development, and problem-solving skills, to processing their emotions and the world around them in a safe way. It also is a source of beauty and expression.

Sensory play builds your child’s ability to use their small muscle groups and coordinate movements which is necessary to be able to tie shoes, zip a coat, or write with a pencil. Sensory play can be used to help regulate your child’s emotions and helps to develop language skills.