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	Disaster Relief and Trauma Young children are affected by events that take place around them. Babies are active players in the world. Even though they may not understand the meaning of what they see or hear, children absorb the images that surround them and are deeply impacted by the emotions of the people they rely on for love and security. Click here to find coping strategies for you and your young child after traumatic events.
	Supporting Military Families ZERO TO THREE is proud to support military families. We work to increase awareness and collaboration throughout the military community so that parents and professionals can more effectively care for very young children and their families impacted by such deployment-related issues as trauma, grief, and loss. Visit our Military Projects page to learn more about current initiatives and download resources for military families.
	A Judge's Guide Healthy Beginnings, Healthy Futures; A Judge’s Guide, jointly published by the American Bar Association Center on Children and the Law, the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, and ZERO TO THREE, provides developmental information specific to the needs of very young children in foster care. While written for judges, this volume presents the latest research in a format useful to all professionals working with young children in foster care.
	From Baby to Big Kid Is an e-newsletter that showcases how children learn and grow each month from birth to 3 years. From Baby to Big Kid translates the science of early childhood and offers strategies parents can tailor to their unique family situation and to the needs of their child. To subscribe and receive this monthly age-based resource delivered right to your inbox, click here.
	Caring for Infants and Toddlers in Groups This revised edition uses the science of early childhood to outline ways infant care teachers can positively impact the learning and lives of the children and families they serve, including updated information about the elements for quality group care and ways to support dual language and literacy learning. Click here to find out more. The book also features ways to use reflective supervision in infant care to help, among other things, improve caregiver relationships with parents.

The Baby Brain Map reveals the secrets of how early care enriches development. Register Now or login to access this ZERO TO THREE Web exclusive.