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iHV is delighted to be working on a new project, funded and supported by @KindredSquared . The project aims to further equip health visiting teams in promoting babies’ #BrainDevelopment in their conversations with parents and carers. buff.ly/VJ9TeM1 @SEENProgramme
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The @SEENProgramme contains lesson plans, teacher pack, worksheets and quizzes to teach critical content to young people. And they love it! 91% of children in our pilot thought this should be taught in schools. Download our free teaching pack today: bit.ly/SEEN-programme

Why does child brain development matter? Building a sturdy foundation in the earliest years provides a good base for a lifetime of good mental function and better overall health @NSPCC @SEENProgramme kinsq.org/4cQf4Zy
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Why does child brain development matter? Building a sturdy foundation in the earliest years provides a good base for a lifetime of good mental function and better overall health @NSPCC @SEENProgramme kinsq.org/4cQf4Zy
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90% of your child's brain growth happens before the age of 5 🧠 This recent study shows that by age 3, children can understand others’ intentions using active mirror neurons. What is a mirror neuron? Read more here: kinsq.org/3LrO5s7 @SEENProgramme @NeuroscienceNew
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"If an adult’s responses to a child are unreliable, inappropriate, or simply absent, the developing architecture of the brain may be disrupted, & subsequent physical, mental, & emotional health may be impaired." @HarvardCenter @SEENProgramme
Serve & return interactions can start in a child's earliest moments! This kind of responsive, back-and-forth interaction between a child and caregiver helps shape the architecture of a child’s brain & supports healthy development. Learn more here: bit.ly/3yIEExN
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Thanks for sharing 👍🥰☝️
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If you're interested in child brain development and the theory of love and nurture - there is a @kinderly webinar next week (19 June) "Love and Nurture in the Early Years" Register here: kinsq.org/3XlFqyo @AaronTeamEC @tamsingrimmer @SEENProgramme
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#MillaisYear10 continue to learn about the importance of brain development in the early years and how this contributes to long term health outcomes during their #MillaisPersonalDevelopment ‘Family Life’ lessons.#GirlsEducation #SEENProgramme kindredsquared.org.uk
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Have you ever thought you baby was trying to speak to you? 👶 A recent study at @UofAlabama, published in @PLOS, suggests that baby squeals & growls could be an attempt to practise the vocal control necessary for speech. kinsq.org/3R4djzV @guardian @SEENProgramme
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Join us next Thursday 23rd May 🗓️ at the @CSTvoice Early Years Summit in #Birmingham! Stop by our stall to learn more about the @SEENProgramme where you can sign up to access the free KS2 and KS3 resources. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with us! kinsq.org/4akNlyS
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Did you know 90% of your brain development happens in the first 5 years of life? The Australian government is using neuroscience to shape #EarlyYears policy. A thought-provoking approach, don't you think? Perhaps the UK should take note 👀 kinsq.org/3UTHtYJ @SEENProgramme

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A new study aims to examine the role of napping in brain development in babies. The is a longitudinal study will be run by @UMassAmherst and is funded by @NIH. Watch this space 👀 The findings could be very interesting! kinsq.org/4a8Ey2O @NeuroscienceNew @SEENProgramme
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Thanks for sharing our resources @jillberry102 Free and adaptable assembly and lesson resources for primary and secondary schools. I'm always happy to speak to schools and talk them through the programme.
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Our first few years can determine the rest of our lives. Getting those early years (EY) right can help avoid harm later in life. @SEENProgramme teaches secondary pupils the importance of the EY and what we can all do to support healthy development theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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ASE Green Tick Awarded ✅ - @KindredSquared and University of Oxford's Secondary Education around Early Neurodevelopment (@SEENProgramme) - aims to highlight the importance of early brain development within the curriculum... Find out more: ow.ly/oqT250JRzbo #SciEd
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And this is why we @SEENProgramme think there should be a universal education about the importance of the early years. Just to cover the basics… improve knowledge for future generations of parents, teachers, police, communities… #ExperiencesMatter
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Centre for Early Childhood - Centre for Early Childhood - News - Nower Hill High School... nowerhill.org.uk/383/news/po… @earlychildhood @KindredSquared @SEENProgramme

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The @SEENProgramme teaches pupils about early brain development and the role of the caregiver. Today @Earlychildhood released a case study about the programme. Find out more about the free school resources here: bit.ly/42v8ILl #ExperiencesMatter #EduTwitter #Educhat
The rapid brain development that occurs during #earlychildhood provides the foundations for every child’s future development. Our new case study explores how the next generation of parents can be engaged on this through @KindredSquared’s SEEN Programme. centreforearlychildhood.org/…
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