ZERO TO THREE

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We now know that trauma changes a baby’s brain. That’s why it’s critical that early childhood professionals understand what trauma-informed care looks like. When children have the support of caring adults after traumatic events, a growing body of research shows they are more likely to recover without lasting damage. Dive deeper: https://bit.ly/458Ij7K

"When teachers screened positive for depression, they were expelling children at twice the rate." Mental health support for our early childhood workforce, and teachers everywhere, is critical to allow infants, toddlers and children to thrive. We're thrilled to have Dr. Walter Gilliam, a leading light in early childhood development, joining us as a plenary speaker for the LEARN Conference. 🔍 Join us in Long Beach to: - Explore cutting-edge research on early childhood education and intervention policy analysis. - Learn about the research behind the mental health and well-being of early childhood professionals. - Gain insights into improving mental health and quality in pre-K and child care services. See the full schedule and speaker line-up: https://bit.ly/3JaO1fd

"Everyone needs a coach. It doesn't matter whether you're a basketball player, a tennis player, a gymnast, or a bridge player." - Bill Gates That includes infant-todder teachers! Elevate your coaching practice and make every interaction a meaningful learning moment. Begins June 3. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gBPqZixp Join our 5-part training program designed to empower coaches with the knowledge and tools to integrate the ZERO TO THREE Critical Competencies for Infant-Toddler Educators™ into their work. Enhance your ability to support infant-toddler educators in fostering social-emotional, cognitive, and language and literacy development.

Implementing trauma-informed care in early childhood education can increase the chances that young traumatized children recover, thrive, and enter kindergarten ready to learn: https://bit.ly/3KjxINy

Have you faced challenges related to the child care crisis? We want to hear your stories. Message us directly or drop a comment below to share your experiences and stay tuned to see if your story gets featured in our upcoming web article!

Deepen your understanding of the DC:0–5™ Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood with a comprehensive review of the indispensable guide, straight from the source. Join a cohort of clinicians, pediatricians, early interventionists, nurse practitioners and other professionals: https://bit.ly/3Uha9cE

Bold. Breathtaking. Inspiring. If you're headed to the 2024 LEARN Conference, join us on Tuesday, July 30 at 4:30 pm, PT for a special screening of the highly acclaimed documentary, “Black Boys,” a window into the experiences of African American boys and men as they navigate a world not built to honor their humanity. This poignant piece will provide new insights into the body, heart, soul, and mind of Black males, a population often overlooked or unacknowledged. Following the screening, a moderated panel discussion will feature individuals closely connected to the documentary and the work of lifting up Black boys and men. This event is free for all LEARN Conference attendees. Register today: https://bit.ly/3JaO1fd

The dedication of early childhood professionals who tirelessly address the unique needs of children and families results in a unique challenge - compassion fatigue. Professionals in any field are at risk of burnout, but compassion fatigue specifically affects those who provide care to others. Learn more and discover ways to combat it: https://bit.ly/4b7Ctpc

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave individuals who have served our country and lost their lives during, or after serving in the United States Armed Forces. We are also reminded of the many sacrifices of military families, including young children, on this solemn day. We acknowledge their grief and loss. Access to mental health support for veterans and their families, including babies and toddlers, is critical to help our military families thrive. Here are some ways to support babies and toddlers dealing with grief: https://bit.ly/3UV0b0Y