ZERO TO THREE

Studies show it’s not necessarily the number of words that matters, but the number of turns during interactions with very young children that has the greatest impact on their language development. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gI5LxO

Our Strolling Thunder families know that voting with little kids can be difficult. They've put together some helpful tips to make the experience a bit smoother. Share these resources with the families you support and help them make their voices heard—without the added stress. Explore their tips here: https://bit.ly/3U4XUAI

Babies thrive when their caregivers thrive. Dyadic care looks beyond the child, acknowledging the essential co-regulation that occurs between caregivers and infants. By involving parents and caregivers in every step, dyadic care provides a holistic approach that works within the family system, helping all members gain the skills they need for success. This comprehensive approach, which acknowledges the unique circumstances of each family, is especially impactful in pediatric settings and early intervention. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZyXKoP

Unlock Early STEM Learning with our free Problem Solvers Curriculum! Looking for play-based STEM activities for preschoolers? ZERO TO THREE’s Problem Solvers is a free 44-unit curriculum designed for children ages 2½ to 4. It includes: -Small-group activities -Original songs 🎶 -Book recommendations 📚 -Take-home family resources Why choose Problem Solvers? It’s play-based, affordable (uses everyday items), and built on national standards for math, science and engineering. Start building a strong STEM foundation today! Download for free at https://lnkd.in/e57Ru2BM

Are you ready to take your expertise to the next level? 🕹️ Join us this November for an immersive training on DC:0-5™, the gold standard for diagnosing and understanding mental health disorders in young children. This exclusive training dives deep into the most recent scientific findings and clinical research, equipping you with the tools to make a real impact. Designed specifically for mental health clinicians, psychiatrists, pediatricians, nurse practitioners, and early intervention specialists, this session focuses on: 🔍 Advanced assessment and diagnosis techniques 🧠 Cutting-edge case formulation approaches 👶 Holistic understanding of infant and early childhood mental health disorders Don’t miss this opportunity to grow your skills, enhance your practice, and make a difference in the lives of babies, toddlers and their families. Register today: https://bit.ly/3YdzQNs

The mental health of parents and caregivers is inextricably linked to infant and early childhood mental health, ensuring a strong start in life starts in the prenatal and perinatal period. With a focus on early intervention, comprehensive care and reducing stigma, we can work to identify and address mental health issues quickly and appropriately. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gcjQ9PQ5

Research shows that Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) not only helps children heal emotionally but also slows "age acceleration," a biomarker linked to future health risks like heart disease and obesity. Early intervention is key—especially in the first five years, when brain development is at its peak. CPP strengthens the parent-child bond, fostering lasting mental and physical health improvements. Read the study: https://bit.ly/48oR92V

During the earliest months and years of life, a child’s brain is developing at an unparalleled rate, shaped by nurturing early experiences. Caring adults play a crucial role in fostering trust and safety, helping toddlers develop a sense of self and become confident explorers. Research shows that all infants and toddlers need good health, strong families, and positive early learning experiences to ensure a strong start in life. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Yl7kuw

Team ZERO TO THREE was in Salt Lake City, Utah for the Child Care Aware of America Leadership Institute: Strong Leaders, Strong Child Care! Chief Policy Officer Miriam Calderon took the stage as an opening plenary panelist with other former state administrators, discussing critical policy issues. Sarah LeMoine, our Senior Director, Professional Innovations and National Client Partner Elizabeth Sims represented at our professional development booth, connecting with child care professionals. 👀 We also spied Board member Michael Olenick, former Board President of Child Care Aware “connecting”!

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