ZERO TO THREE Early Childhood Resource Center
Everything you need to learn about how early connections last a lifetime.
ZERO TO THREE is committed to giving babies and toddlers the best start.
To support this goal, we offer a comprehensive selection of resources for those who share our vision.
We have been leading advocates for the mental health and well-being of young children for over four decades, and this experience has allowed us to develop an extensive resource base.
We invite families, professionals and advocates to explore our library of early childhood resources so we can continue to learn and grow together.
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From the latest childhood teaching resources to industry power lists of top early childhood conferences, the ZERO TO THREE resources.
Explore our curated list of webinars, workshops and conferences aimed at early childhood professionals from all disciplines.
Find reading material, tools and early childhood teaching resources to support your interactions with toddlers, babies and their families.
Delve into resources concerning specific demographics, such as supporting military families or those involved with the child welfare system.
Access issue-based advocacy toolkits promoting policies that support babies and families.
Discover programs that enable community professionals to deliver more efficient services to families and young children.
Featured Resources
Not sure where to start? Explore this selection of popular resources to get a feel for our dynamic organization.
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Word Wonders: A Free Early Language and Literacy Curriculum
Children can learn about language through everyday play. Download our complete preschool early literacy curriculum, activity guide and songs.
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What Preschoolers Understand About AI
What do preschoolers understand about AI? Understand the role of parents and caregivers in guiding AI literacy with young children.
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Attachment Styles in Children: What Parents and Early Childhood Professionals Should Know
Attachments are strong emotional bonds between two humans, and babies and toddlers form multiple ones with the various key people in their lives. These connections happen between infants and their caregivers, parents, siblings, and others they interact with. Developmental experts use this understanding of early attachments to comprehend how early childhood relationships form lifelong perceptions and behaviors in future connections.
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What do mental health issues in young children look like?
Babies and toddlers can and do suffer from mental health problems caused by trauma, neglect, biological factors, or environmental situations.
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What is quality child care?
Explore these expert perspectives that address what it takes to build a system where quality child care is a guarantee.
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How do infants translate sounds to language?
The journey from sounds to language is an intricate process that begins in infancy. Learn about the ways infants begin to translate sounds to language.
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Problem Solvers: A Free Preschool STEM Curriculum
Children can learn about math, science and engineering through everyday play. Download our complete preschool and early STEM curriculum, activity guide and songs.
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Maternal Mental Health and Prenatal Brain Development: A Proven Link
Various factors can contribute to poor maternal mental health and research shows that impacts babies even before they are born.
Buzzwords Explained: Breaking Down Common Terms in the Early Childhood Field
In this series, ZERO TO THREE's subject matter experts tackle common terms and topics in the early childhood field.
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Why is child care so expensive?
The cost of infant-toddler care is a significant concern for many families across the country. Here are the top five reasons why child care is so expensive.
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The Case for Better Compensation of Early Educators
Despite the immense importance of their work, early childhood educators often face inadequate compensation and undervaluation in society.
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What does trauma do to a baby’s brain?
Trauma can greatly impact the developing and vulnerable minds of young children aged 0-3. However, the impact of trauma can vary depending on some key factors.
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22 Statistics You Need to Know About Childhood Brain Development
The first three years of a child’s life are the most pivotal, and also the most vulnerable when it comes to childhood brain development.
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