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Learn more about the state of infants, toddlers, and families in the U.S. through this national profile.

The facts about infants and toddlers in the United States tell us an important story of what it’s like to be a very young child in this country and how we can change the future life course for the many children who aren’t getting off to the best start. Our nation’s prosperity is jeopardized when the future of young children is compromised. Learn more about the state of infants and toddlers in our country today.

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