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w.zerotothree.org Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved. The State of Infant and Toddler Care

About ZERO TO THREE Our mission is to ensure that all babies and toddlers have a strong start in life. We provide parents, professionals, and policymakers the knowledge and know-how to nurture early development. We envision a society with the knowledge and the will to support all infants and toddlers in reaching their full potential. Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Infants and Toddlers

The Early Years Matter How children feel is as important as how they think, and how they are treated is as important as what they are taught, particularly with respect to their readiness to succeed in school.

Babies Are Small. Their Needs Are Big. Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved. Parents and caregivers need resources and tools to provide a safe, loving, and nurturing environment for babies and young children. No one profession or sector contains the expertise or resources to recognize and meet babies and young children’s needs.

What can we do? Build bridges and break down silos that create barriers for professionals and parents. Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Cross Sector Approach Allows professionals to develop a multi- dimensional view of children and families Provides opportunities to engage in effective services Builds powerful partnerships between professionals and with parents Enhances collaboration strengthen families and promote child well-being Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Collaboration Collaboration is a key component of cross-sector work. Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved. Involves sharing resources Occurs among multidisciplinary professionals Occurs between professionals and parents

Recognize the powerful impact of relationships on relationships. Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved. Teresa: a young child age 20 months

Questions? Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Contact Information Christina Nigrelli, M.A. Ed.S. Senior Director of Programs, Western Office Tahra Goraya, M.A. Director, Western Office Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Resources Cross-Sector Approach “Findings of a Cross-Sector Core Competencies Project: Supporting a Workforce for Infants, Toddlers and Their Families” nlynew.pdf nlynew.pdf “Collaborative Partnerships Between Early Care & Education and Child Welfare: Supporting Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families Through Risk to Resilience” policy/nitcci/collaborative-partnerships-between-ece.pdfhttp:// policy/nitcci/collaborative-partnerships-between-ece.pdf “Infants and Toddlers in the Policy Picture: A Self-Assessment Checklist for States” toolkit/checklistsinglesmar5.pdfhttp:// toolkit/checklistsinglesmar5.pdf “The Big Picture Planning Guide: Building Cross-Sector Professional Development Systems in Early Childhood” briefs/FPG_NPDCI_Big-Picture-Planning-Guide_2011.pdf briefs/FPG_NPDCI_Big-Picture-Planning-Guide_2011.pdf

Resources Poverty “State Baby Facts: California” community-policy/baby-facts/california-baby-facts.pdf “Getting Back to Basics: Building the Foundation for Infants, Toddlers, and Families” toolkit/basicneedssingles_mar5.pdfhttp://zerotothree.org/public-policy/policy- toolkit/basicneedssingles_mar5.pdf Working Families Infographic policy/working-families-infographic.htmlhttp:// policy/working-families-infographic.html Beyond the Word Gap: Multimedia Resources and Tools “Children’s Defense Fund Child Poverty in America 2013: National Analysis” poverty-in-america-2013.pdf poverty-in-america-2013.pdf “The State of America’s Children 2014” soac.pdf soac.pdf Copyright © 2015 ZERO TO THREE. All rights reserved.

Resources Impact of Trauma “Securing a Bright Future: Maltreated Infants and Toddlers” toolkit/childwelfareforweboct21.pdf toolkit/childwelfareforweboct21.pdf “Safe Babies Court Teams: Building Strong Families and Healthy Communities” team/safe-babies-court-teams-building-strong-families-and-healthy- communities.htmlhttp:// team/safe-babies-court-teams-building-strong-families-and-healthy- communities.html “Building Resilience: The Power to Cope with Adversity” “A Call to Action on Behalf of Maltreated Infants and Toddlers” maltreated-infants-and-toddlers.pdf maltreated-infants-and-toddlers.pdf