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Stimulate your child’s development with PLAY! Partner: Updated: July 2016 be your child’s partner in play. Follow their lead and wait for them to take their turn. Look and listen: adjust play to your child’s level and follow their instructions. Add:introduce new ideas to guide, support and expand on the play your child is leading.
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