Kidzu seeks community support to open new space for infants, toddlers
Kidzu Children's Museum has some expansion plans. But first it needs support from the community.
Posted — UpdatedIn an email to museum goers and supporters, Kidzu shared that it's working on plans to transform the storefront next to the museum, which sits inside University Place, into a space for babies and toddlers. The Nest will serve as an early learning lab reserved for little ones ages 0 to 3 and their caregivers.
"At Kidzu, we know how important it is to encourage children to explore from a very young age," the email says. "Before the age of three, a child's brain forms more than a million neural connections each second! When these connections are formed in a safe, guided environment, children experience everything from better grades to healthier relationships throughout their lives."
The Nest, says the email, would allow visitors to learn and play in an intimate, carefully-constructed environment.
"Through partnerships with UNC and the NC Reggio Emilia Collaborative, our space would better support our earliest learners and their caregivers, enabling children to develop critical-thinking, problem-solving, and socio-emotional skills that will last a lifetime," the email says.
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