Description PART 1——- The size of a child’s brain reaches 90 percent of an adult’s by the ...

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Description PART 1——- The size of a child’s brain reaches 90 percent of an adult’s by the age of five. Early childhood is a time of rapid change – particularly in the development of a child’s brain. These early years are critical for lifelong learning and well-being. Talking, reading, playing, and singing with babies and toddlers is so important in shaping thinking and emotional patterns for life and influencing learning, relationships and resilience. Please watch the video and respond to the prompts: Share three things that resonated with you and why. How can you share what you learned from the video with peers or families? How every child can thrive by five (Ted Talk) PART 2——- PURPOSE The reflective journal is a tool for reflecting on personal values, perceptions, and beliefs regarding the care of infants and toddlers. EXPECTATION Please note that your journal entries should be at least one paragraph long. Your responses will be evaluated based on the level of detail you provide for each question. Remember, there are no correct or incorrect answers, just your personal thoughts on the matter. I will provide feedback through additional questions to encourage you to delve deeper. You are allowed to resubmit your assignments, and they must be a minimum of 500 words in length. Reflective Prompt: (Links to an external site.)For this reflective journal entry, please visit the CDC’s Developmental Milestones | CDC website and navigate through it. Afterward, share three new things that you learned from the website. Additionally, think about how you can share what you learned with your peers and families.