Early Years

1-5 years
Couple with young child

From birth to age 5, a child's brain develops more rapidly than at any other time in life

Science confirms that 90% of a child’s brain is developed by age 5, and that experiences during the first 5 years strongly influence a child’s future development.

We know that warm and supportive interactions and relationships are critical and lay the foundations for learning, physical health, emotional development, and long-term mental health and wellbeing.

But, babies and young children can be hard to understand and have with no manual.

Our evidence-based programmes will provide valuable insight into child development and aid parental self-reflection as key starting points.

They will also help parents focus on their own wellbeing and support their young children’s play, learning and communication.

Mother and young child
Father and two young daughters

Start for Life

0-2 years
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Expectant couple

Early Years

1-5 years
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Toddler

Primary Years

4-11 years
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Primary years

Tweens & Teens

10-16 years
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Tweens and teens