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Infants and toddlers learn best through everyday experiences and interaction with familiar people in familiar settings. All families, with the necessary supports and resource, can enhance their infant’s or toddler’s learning and development.

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Foundations of Early Development By Christi Landis | July 26th, 2024

This training explains five domains of development and common milestones for children under 3.

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