Early Childhood By age 3, a baby’s brain will have grown to 80% of its adult size. In these early years, the child develops a sense of trust - or not, a confidence in his own ability - or not, an intense curiosity - or - Child Focus - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Early Childhood By age 3, a baby’s brain will have grown to 80% of its adult size. In these early years, the child develops a sense of trust - or not, a confidence in his own ability - or not, an intense curiosity - or Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-11-15 11:07:39 Open Document File Size: 560,01 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm referral services / health care services / mental health services / learning tools / placement services / home visiting services / / Person Start / / Position Head / / SocialTag United States Medicine Health Maternal and Child Health Bureau Calvin C.J. Sia Education in the United States Head Start Program United States Department of Health and Human Services

Early Childhood By age 3, a baby’s brain will have grown to 80% of its adult size. In these early years, the child develops a sense of trust - or not, a confidence in his own ability - or not, an intense curiosity - orAdd to Reading List