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Your Baby's Amazing Brain
​The exhibition, Your Baby’s Amazing Brain is a 48-foot, traveling, walk-thru, interactive mobile exhibition designed to showcase the importance of developing minds in babies, infants and toddlers from birth up to age 5.
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Celebrate this beloved author's birthday with her most ardent MOTAL fans!
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Tickets to this delightful occasion, a rare one indeed, are $50.00 a person and can be purchased online, by selecting "Purchase Tickets Here." 

If you prefer to mail in a check, please send your RSVP to 
[email protected] as soon as possible as we are sure that this celebration will be well attended!
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  • HOME
  • What We Do
    • Artifacts >
      • Artifact of the Month
      • Artifact Group and Index
    • Exhibitions >
      • Your Baby's Amazing Brain
      • A Class Action >
        • Exhibition Layout
        • Manuscript and Photographs
        • Artifacts
        • Recordings and Documentary
        • Docent Support
        • Classroom Materials
        • Suggested Events
        • Marketing Materials
        • Venues
        • What People Are Saying
        • Acknowledgements
      • Memories of Mexican Schools Listening Station
      • Two Roads, One Journey >
        • Objectives
        • Our Audience
        • The Experience
        • Exhibition Floor Plan
        • Venues
        • Creative Team
      • Past Exhibitions
    • Podcasts
    • Programs >
      • Artifact Collection
      • Artifact Group and Index
      • Learn
      • Bookshop
      • Resources
  • About Us
    • About MOTAL
    • Our History
    • Board Members
    • Behind the Scenes
    • Events
  • Contact
  • #GivingTuesday
  • End-of-Year Campaign