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Three Key Years

TALK. READ. PLAY. COUNT. SING. The Building Blocks for Your Baby’s Brain!

From the moment your baby is born, billions of neuron connections are being formed every single day. These connections are the building blocks for your child’s brain. They enable your baby’s brain to grow strong and help them to learn quickly.

The Institute for InterGroup Understanding has championed the Three Key Years’ mission from the start and provides resources for this site. Learn more about the Institute’s work at InterGroupInstitute.org.

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