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Media Briefing: Natural Disasters

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This media briefing highlights the impact of the recent LA fires on young children and their caregivers, emphasizing how early development is closely tied to caregiver well-being. ZERO TO THREE experts Dr. Mike Sherman and Rebecca Parlakian provide insights on supporting infants and toddlers during crises, drawing from their extensive experience in child mental health and development. Journalists who wish to interview Mike or Rebecca should contact Gina Davis, associate director of media and public relations, at gdavis@zerotothree.org. 

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