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You Play a Vital Role

Our community is fortunate to have so many dedicated early childhood professionals who are passionate about kids and families, and who work hard everyday to make sure that the kids in their care have successful, nurturing early experiences! You make vital contributions to our community because of the responsive care and experiences you provide. Because of you:

parents can work without worry, knowing their children are in safe, nurturing care;

employers and our economy have the benefit of a reliable workforce;

and the young children in your care have a greater chance for success in school and life.

We appreciate you and recognize your importance! And we want to provide the resources and supports you need to fulfill this important role successfully. If there are resources that we should include on this website, and other supports you need, let us know by contacting Mary Dodd. Click here to read a book summary of The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Steps to Nurture Your Child’s Developing Mind by Dan Siegel, M.D. and Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D.