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What’s the Problem?

a girl stacks rainbow blocks

Your child will learn how to identify an approach to solving a problem.

Approaches to Learning

Level 3: 19 - 36 Months

10m

Where Did It Go?

a baby and their mom during tummy time

Your child will learn to predict where a slowly moving object will end up.

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Level 1: 0 - 9 Months

10m

Where Is It?

a baby and their mom during tummy time

Your child will learn object permanence: objects still exist even when they are hidden.

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Level 1: 0 - 9 Months

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