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Research shows that nearly 80% of a child’s brain development happens in the first three years of life (Harvard Center on the Developing Child; UNICEF, 2017). These years are not just important—they are foundational. The child’s personality, thinking patterns, emotional responses, and values begin forming during this time, based on what they see, hear, feel, and absorb from their environment. That’s why it’s critical that in these early years, children are cared for by someone deeply trustworthy

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