Toddler Time

The Lost Leaf is turning three years old and, according to the National Network for Childcare (www.nncc.org) we should expect the following: “The 3-year-old is full of wonder and spends a lot of time watching, observing, and imitating...[they] have very little memory for past events and do not understand ‘yesterday’...
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The Lost Leaf is turning three years old and, according to the National Network for Childcare (www.nncc.org) we should expect the following: “The 3-year-old is full of wonder and spends a lot of time watching, observing, and imitating…[they] have very little memory for past events and do not understand ‘yesterday’ and ‘tomorrow’ the way adults do.” Coincidentally, if you apply this description to the typical patron at the Lost Leaf, it’s not too far off.

Celebrate three years of watching, observing, imitating, and forgetting your yesterdays and tomorrows at the free Lost Leaf Third Year Anniversary Party. Their usual selection of more than 100 wines and beers will be on-hand as bands like Bad Cactus, Coats and Villa, Kongos and more jam out.
Tue., May 25, 9:30 p.m., 2010

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