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During a recent presidential debate, one Democratic candidate came out foursquare against majority rule, and hardly anybody noticed.
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With the right games, toys and activities onhand, playtime can pull double duty, being an opportunity both to have fun and help kids reach important milestones.
To build the following skills, consider incorporating the following ideas into your child’s playtime.