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Greenwich Hospital has partnered with Read to Grow for their newborn literacy project on Thursday.
Families who welcome a baby at the hospital will be given a newborn book packet. They will also be invited to enroll in Read to Grow's first-year project. The project provides early literacy resources to help develop the minds of newborn babies. As part of the project, families will also receive additional books and literacy support during their children's key development milestones, including at 3 months old and 1 year old.
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