How do toddler groups benefit deprived families?
Toddler groups can offer a number of benefits for deprived families. Those who access toddler groups will have the chance to socialise with other families in their area, helping to build peer support groups and friendships.
Parents attending the groups will also have the opportunity to play and interact with their child in an enabling environment using age-appropriate resources which will support their child’s development through refining motor skills, developing their creative skills and language development.
Depending on the location and provider of the toddler group, parents can be supported to access further services.
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