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Thriving: 2019 Annual Report

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Babies need champions… not only to survive but to THRIVE.

From parents to pediatricians, infant and early childhood mental health practitioners to policymakers, we all have a role in ensuring that all babies have a strong start in life. At ZERO TO THREE, their potential is our priority.

As we share our successes in 2019, we tell the stories of passionate, committed and inspiring baby champions—from a mother overcoming the impact of her substance misuse on her baby to a visionary leader who has guided our work for over forty years.We are tremendously grateful that you are part of our community of baby champions. Our accomplishments are yours. Together, we continue the journey to ensure all babies are thriving.

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