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Building Relationships: Parallels Between Infant-Toddler Development and the Public Policy Process

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This article for The Baby Monitor e-newsletter explores the parallels in relationship-building within the early childhood field and in the world of policy and advocacy.
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With a deeper understanding of relationships and how to build them, we can be stronger advocates for babies, toddlers, and their families.

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