Policy Resource
Nebraska State Baby Facts
All babies in Nebraska, and across the United States, need good health, strong families, and positive early learning experiences to foster healthy brain development and realize their full potential. How does Nebraska compare with the United States in providing these supports?
Do you know what lies ahead for Nebraska? No need to consult a crystal ball. The clearest way to envision what the future holds is to take a look at the babies. They tell us an important story of what it is currently like to be a very young child in this state and the important resources that can change the future life course for the many children who are not getting off to the best start.
Download the full fact sheet to see how Nebraska stacks up.
Downloads
Explore more from State Baby Facts
-
Article
-
Article
-
Explore More Nebraska Focused Resources & Initiatives
-
Article
Nebraska Creates New Tax Credits to Support High Quality Early Care and Education
Last week Nebraska passed the School Readiness Tax Credit Act, creating two new tax credits designed to increase access to high quality early care and education (ECE) programs.
-
Article
Expanding Access to Early Head Start: State Initiatives for Infants and Toddlers at Risk (Nebraska)
This joint report by ZERO TO THREE and CLASP draws on research on state efforts to expand and enhance access to Early Head Start (EHS) services for infants, toddlers, and their families.
-
Article
Nebraska Early Learning Guidelines for Ages Birth to 3
Early Learning Guidelines for Infants and Toddlers: Recommendations for States, a 2008 report by ZERO TO THREE, drawing on the expertise of national and state leaders, offers recommendations and exam…
-
Article
Nebraska Incorporates iPad Technology in MIECHV Home Visits
The Nebraska Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (N-MIECHV) programs in Nebraska, including the Nebraska Panhandle region, metro areas of Lincoln and Omaha, rural counties in both nort…
-
Article
Nebraska Online Home Visiting Training Modules
In 2012, Nebraska released a Home Visiting Core Practices and Principles Online Training program, which provides information and resources that all home visitors can use.
-
Article
Nebraska's Birth to 5 Social-Emotional Curriculum
The goal of the Social-Emotional & Behavioral Development, Ages Birth to Five curriculum is to promote provider screening for these issues with the consistent utilization of a standardized, validated…