Front row: Hailey Newton and Diamond WoodridgeBack row: Lilliana Torres, student intern Brittany Storm, Kaydence Morris, and Nathan Thomas
Front row: Hailey Newton and Diamond WoodridgeIWV
Children at the Cerro Coso Child Development Center celebrated summer, nature, and the outdoors by getting really muddy during International Mud Day on Friday, June 29th. It may look like one giant muddy mess but mud play offers unique tactile sensory experiences that are vital to a child's developing brain. It also helps children to develop their hand-eye coordination and learn about cause and effect. Research shows that kids who play in the dirt (including wet dirt) develop stronger immune systems that can pave the way for better health throughout their adult lives. But most importantly, mud play is great fun!
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