Harlan Davidson, Inc., 1998. Back to top of page. Traveling displays on brain development available State agencies now have another resource to increase public awareness about the importance of the early years of life. Professional quality traveling displays focusing on brain development and the windows of opportunity are available to any state agency or community organization who may come into contact with parents. The displays feature photographs of Idaho children with activities parents and caregivers can do to stimulate brain development.
Print materials discussing brain development are also available.
The free-standing displays have three panels over seven feet tall and need at least a 9' x 15' area for display to allow viewers easy access to all six sides. These displays have a variety of interesting toys and books attached to the bottom for toddlers to look at while their parents read through the information. Two of the table-top displays are available in Spanish and the print materials are bilingual. There is no rental fee for any of the displays and shipping fees can be reimbursed. The displays are part of State Library's Read to Me project.