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Uniting Infant Mental Health and the Pyramid Model: Connecting Principles and Practices to Improve Outcomes

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Educating Young Children: A Neurodevelopmental Approach

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Quick Reference Guides for Early Childhood Best Practices Downloadable Cover

The Quick Reference Guides for Early Childhood Best Practices are laminated and 3-hole-punched, allowing providers to easily slip them into a binder for ready access to key information. This downloadable cover can be inserted into the front sleeve of a binder to help you quickly identify where your Quick Reference Guides are stored. Download and print the cover for free!

Choosing AEPS-3 for Child Assessment, Data Collection, and Reporting: How the New Tool Meets Colorado’s Needs

Life Skills Progression, Second Edition, Sample Form

See a sample form from the second edition of Life Skills Progression (LSP)

Unpacking the Infant–Toddler Pyramid Model: A Practical Guide for Teachers and Providers

Introducing the Updated Life Skills Progression (LSP)

How you can identify the needs of families, closely monitor improvements, and demonstrate your home visiting program's effectiveness? Use the updated Life Skills Progression, Second Edition, (LSP)—the most efficient, reliable way to evaluate a parent’s life skills: the abilities, behaviors, and attitudes they need to support a healthy and satisfying family life.

Creating Fulfilling Mealtimes: Proactively Supporting Young Eaters

Mealtimes in early learning settings present rich opportunities for connection, learning, and positive food experiences, but they can also present many challenges. Join Yev Veverka, a behavior analyst and researcher, and Susan Ramage, a nurse at an inclusive child care center, to learn why taking a proactive approach to supporting children during mealtimes is important. The presenters will share practical, flexible strategies for making mealtimes fulfilling and meaningful experiences for all.

Breathe—Move—Learn with Young Children

Join Marcia Lee Unnever, New Mexico Educational Trainer, teacher, TEDxABQED presenter, and author of "Breathe—Move—Learn With Young Children," as she shares strategies for solving common challenges in today’s classrooms, such as distraction, boredom, and poor self-regulation. Find out how to boost learning readiness and brain development in young children.

Tackling the Tough Stuff: A Home Visitor’s Guide to Supporting Families at Risk, Second Edition

Read this excerpt from Tackling the Tough Stuff.