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Building relationships with children as a new early childhood care provider can not only make a huge difference in their lives but also yours 💞. Explore our infographic, “Teacher-Child Relationships,” for useful tips on how to foster positive connections: https://buff.ly/3TJJd6g

The latest report from Child of the North and the Centre for Young Lives sheds light on the challenges facing the early years system. https://lnkd.in/e2AN5BdY

We love to talk about early childhood intervention - but what exactly is it? Simply put, early intervention simply means doing things as early as possible in order to achieve the best result. Early Childhood Intervention (also known as ECI) is the term used to describe the service and supports that children and their families receive during the early years, when the child is developing most rapidly. Receiving a diagnosis or noticing that your child is not developing well can be a frightening time. All children need help and guidance as they learn, grow and develop. When a child has a developmental delay or disability, they often need more assistance than other children to reach their full potential. What happens during the early years is of crucial importance for every child’s development. Children learn more quickly during their early years than at any other time in life, making these years most important for learning and development, than any other stage of their life. It's because this early intervention is so important that we're as passionate as we are about it. You can find out more about early childhood intervention and whether it's right for your family on our website ▶️https://loom.ly/PXWZFYs.

Dr Mukolwe’s book and parenting class that I took 9 years ago was the beginning of my path to intentional parenting. I’m excited about the conversation we shall have online in an hour. Pop in for 30min or the full 1.5hrs if you can manage and let’s talk. What is your biggest challenge in parenting? Meeting ID: 840 4541 4509 Passcode: 189704 Register in advance: https://lnkd.in/dZrvga6n #positiveparenting #KEpreventionweek #preventionworks

Every experience a child has, whether good or bad, shapes their future. Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) come from safe, stable, and loving relationships that make children feel secure and valued. This helps mitigate the harmful effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), which can affect a child's health and well-being over time. Parents, caregivers, relatives, teachers, community members, and neighbors all play a role in creating environments where children feel safe and cared for. The more PCEs a child experiences, the more likely they are to stay healthy and bounce back from challenges. PCA America is working to ensure children, parents, and caregivers have to access comprehensive family supports that promote economic stability and contribute to PCEs. Learn more about PCEs in this research paper co-authored by PCA America's Chief Strategy Officer, Jennifer Jones: https://lnkd.in/dRqdE8D9 #PCAAmerica #PositiveChildhoods #PrimaryPreventionEcosystem #ThrivingFamilies #PreventionIsPossible #ACEs #ChildhoodAdversity #Trauma #MentalHealthMatters #DidYouKnow #strongfamilies

Read this phenomenal blog summarizing the EI/ECSE workforce factors that impact how and whether young children with or at risk for developmental delays and disabilities receive EI/ECSE services. #earlychildhood #workforce #ecse #earlyintervention #partc #partb

HOPE is powerful. Read the report: Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) With HOPE: New Insights into the Role of Positive Experience on Child and Family Development https://ed.gr/dux8t

HOPE is powerful. Read the report: Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) With HOPE: New Insights into the Role of Positive Experience on Child and Family Development https://ed.gr/dux8t

HOPE is powerful. Read the report: Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) With HOPE: New Insights into the Role of Positive Experience on Child and Family Development https://ed.gr/dux8t

HOPE is powerful. Read the report: Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) With HOPE: New Insights into the Role of Positive Experience on Child and Family Development https://ed.gr/dux8t