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In Georgia, nearly 1 in 4 of infants and toddlers have experienced events that can lead to trauma or toxic stress.… https://t.co/dXHVwgvwDa
Abuse and neglect during early developmental stages can permanently alter brain functioning, which has lasting effe… https://t.co/7JUTtaSFHH
A new brief from @GEEARS offers recommendations that Georgia policymakers can use to strengthen infant and toddler… https://t.co/ss6ya2837e
Infants are more vulnerable to parents’ diminished caregiving abilities and require more attention than older kids.… https://t.co/wu2xO4w6kH
RT @DrDebTemkin: NYC is not alone. Even as more states require schools to report #bullying stats, there is no auditing function for most. A…
According to new analysis, the 5 states with the highest foster care entry rates in 2017 for children ages 3 and yo… https://t.co/qaSaX6oQot