How every child can thrive by five

What is the little one trying to make people understand.

• The importance of the childhood.

• The role of caregivers in the children's brain development.

• The neuronal connections that occur in children.

What we can observe in the video (Ari and his dad) is:

• An issue.

• A scientific view.

• A social experiment.

• All are correct

Molly is talking about her own experience only.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is it important for a kid to thrive at the age of 5?

• Caregivers must know about science and brain development.

• The child must be cared even before being born.

• Caregivers must be able to connect, play and talk with their children.

• All are incorrect

What does Molly mean when she says "SERVE AND RETURN"?

• The correct interaction between the grown-ups (caregivers) to reach their full potential.

• Basically play with kids and give them activities that make adults have more free time.

• It is the close interaction between the caregivers and children in order to reach kids' full potential.

• All are correct

What does Molly mean when she says "EARLY AND OFTEN"

• The sooner the caregivers connect with a child the better brain development for him/her.

• The sooner you interact with the caregivers the better results for them.

• The sooner the kid or caregiver learns, the more intelligent she/he will be.

Kids healthy development depends on these top five things:

• TALK- PLAY- USE DEVICES- HEALTHY HOME- SLEEP

• PLAY- TALK- MONEY- DEVELOPMENT- CONNECTION

• CONNECT- PLAY- TALK- HEALTHY HOME- COMMUNITY

What happens with the brain during th first 5 years?

• It always absorbs more important information.

• It is bigger than an adult's brain.

• It is more likely to absorb all type of new information.

What happens when a kid is not well stimulated?

• The kid becomes more independent earlier.

• The kid tends to feel sad and unsafe.

• The kid cries a lot.

• The kid is more confident and safe

What do you think about Molly's talk and attitude? (You can use Spanish if you feel more comfortable)