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BRATTLEBORO—Local leaders in early childhood education are sharing simple strategies with families to help boost children’s brain development starting at birth.Studies show that 80 percent of human brain development happens between birth and the age of 3. Learning gaps can be identified as early as age 2, says Community Project ...

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