This is a great resource to help children process difficult experiences and build a sense of safety and belonging. It follows a puppy and a child who have both faced tough times and, with the support of family, learn to understand their fears, feel lovable and find a place to call home.

Baby Brain Infographic Handout PDF: You Can Help My Brain Grow from Day One! is a downloadable, research-informed infographic designed to make early brain development simple and actionable for parents and caregivers. Through eight clear, engaging messages, it explains how everyday interactions from the very beginning help build a strong foundation for healthy brain architecture.

These wheels tackle challenging behaviors and offer a 3-step approach to help you understand and manage behaviors such as biting, tantrums, inconsolable crying, separation and social withdrawal.

Early childhood professionals are often encouraged to practice self-care. Yet their well-being is also shaped by working conditions, organizational supports, and the physical and emotional demands of the work.

Join VME co-hosts Katrina Macasaet and Dr. Chris Amirault for an interactive, research-informed exploration of what helps early childhood professionals stay well and remain present for the children and families who depend on them. Drawing on expert video and audio responses, live polls, and participant reflections, Katrina and Chris will challenge common myths about workforce well-being and explore what research and experience tell us about meaningful support. Chris will bring his perspective on early childhood leadership, organizational culture, and conflict as participants consider how responsibility for well-being is shared across individuals, organizations, and systems.

Bring your experience and test what you think you know. You will leave with a clearer understanding of the individual, program, and systems-level supports that can strengthen workforce well-being and sustain high-quality practice.

This is more than a webinar. Bring your perspective and participate in live polls, myth-busting, and discussion throughout the 90-minute event.

Biting is one of the most common and most upsetting toddler behaviors. Understand how to respond to the child who bit and the child who was bitten. Importantly, learn how to prevent biting in the future.

As a caregiver, you need practical, easy-to-use resources that help you feel confident and empowered. Our Born Ready to Learn 0–12 Months Wheels highlight the skills babies are developing across four key domains: thinking, social-emotional development, communication, and early literacy. These early skills lay the foundation for school readiness.

As a caregiver, you need practical, easy-to-use resources that help you feel confident and supported in your role. The Born Ready to Learn 12–24 Months Wheels highlight the skills toddlers are developing across four key domains: thinking, social-emotional development, communication and early literacy.

Caregivers need practical, easy-to-use resources that help them feel confident in their important role. Our Born Ready to Learn 24–36 Months Wheels highlight the skills young children are building across four key domains: thinking, social-emotional development, communication, and early literacy. These growing abilities form a strong foundation for school readiness and continued learning.

As a caregiver, you want simple, meaningful ways to connect with young children through everyday moments. Bunny to Bunny is a research-based board book series designed to spark playful interactions, using engaging rhymes and illustrations to encourage back-and-forth moments like eye contact and shared attention that support healthy early development.

When a baby cries, no single method works every time and sometimes it can feel like nothing helps. This practical resource offers you 26 soothing ideas to try when little ones are fussy, organized in a memorable A–Z format that makes support easy to find in the moment. Encouraging and realistic, it reassures caregivers while offering simple strategies they can use right away.

Lead meaningful parent-provider cafés with this easy-to-use guide, designed to help you center culture and use ZERO TO THREE’s Parents and Providers: Sharing the Care handouts in each session.