Child Trends
www.childtrends.org
National Center for Children in Poverty
Cooper, J.L., Masi, R., Vick, Jessica. (2009, August). Social-emotional development in early childhood. What every policymaker should know. Retreived July 28, 2012 from
www.nccp.org/publications/pdf/text_882.pdf
Tulane Institute of Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health
www.infantinstitute.com
Hey MaryJo,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your additional resources. My favorite was the National Center for Children in Poverty. I think this is a great resource that everyone in the early childhood field should read. I especially liked the table of evidence-based prevention suggestions. I feel that this table will come in hand a lot.
My first time ever visiting Child Trends. It has a lot of information issues that affect children and their families. I especially liked the research area on child poverty, and fatherhood and its importance on child development.
ReplyDeleteMaryJo,
ReplyDeleteI too found your resources to he helpful especially the National Center for Children in Poverty. Primarily because of the demographic I facilitate.The research is quite impressive and very necessary.