Children are born ready to learn. They cultivate 85 percent of their intellect, personality and skills by age five. The first months and years of life set the stage for lifelong development. Brain connections are formed through a child’s everyday experiences with their parents and adult caregivers. The amount and quality of care, stimulation and interaction they receive in early childhood determines which brain connections develop and last for a lifetime. We provide the positive experiences children need to arrive at school, ready to succeed and continue to remain lifelong learners. We do this through quality early care and education programs and supporting parents in their role as their child’s first teachers. Our programs provide appropriate stimulating environment to optimize brain development which is beneficial for future learning.