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	Register Today for the 24th NTI! Every year, ZERO TO THREE provides an opportunity for professionals to enhance their knowledge about early childhood development through our National Training Institute (NTI). The NTI is the most comprehensive multidisciplinary conference in the infant-family field. Join us December 4-6 (Pre-Institute December 3) in Dallas, Texas, and get the information you’ve been looking for, including: brain development, challenging behaviors, and much more. Click here.
	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.
	Remember Us in Your Workplace Giving Campaign! To contribute to ZERO TO THREE, awarded the Independent Charities’ “Seal of Excellence”, through Combined Federal Campaign designate #11278 on your pledge card. For United Way/Government/Company Campaigns use the number in the campaign brochure or write in “ZERO TO THREE” on your pledge card.
	Symposium for the Medical Home A special symposium for physicians and advanced practice nurses will be held in conjunction with the NTI on Saturday, December 5 at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. Entitled “Symposium for the Medical Home,” this seminar will focus on practical strategies for addressing cultural, ethical, and diagnostic dilemmas too often overlooked in assessing, diagnosing, and providing follow-up for children with developmental differences. CMEs will be offered. For additional information and to register, 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.