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Why Participating in Your Child's Learning Matters

  • Why Participating In Your Child's Learning Matters

    The little things you do with your child in their early years make a big difference throughout their school years and later in life. 

    Mi Kids Matter is your place to find what you need to give your child their best chance at health, happiness and success later in life. Throughout this site, we have provided information, resources and programs to take you from pregnancy through age 5 and beyond.

     

Crucial

Ages 0 - 3 are the most crucial for a child's development

  • baby walking with father crawling behindAGES 0 - 3 ARE THE MOST CRUCIAL FOR A CHILD'S DEVELOPMENT

    80% of brain development happens by age three. The steps you take during these years shape a child’s future health, happiness, learning and success in life. These are simple steps, like talking to them. Interacting with them. Reading, singing and playing with them on a daily basis. Take that first step.

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Information for Parents

  • expectant mother and father holding stomachINFORMATION FOR PARENTS

    Find information and resources to help at every step of your child’s growth and development. Everything is broken down by age group – from your pregnancy all the way through school age. Each section outlines development and milestones, social and emotional development, physical health and safety, along with tips and resources Michigan parents can turn to whenever they have questions. 

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Programs For Children

Family Assistance & Support

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Help Mi Kids

  • providers and child playing with blocksHELP MI KIDS

    Whether you are a parent, a caregiver, an organization, a physician or just a concerned citizen, there are a lot of ways you can get involved in helping Michigan kids get a great start on life. Find information on groups, events, the Steps initiative, actions you can take and more.

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    The Michigan Department of Education offers more help to find resources to meet your needs.

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