3 Principles to Improve Outcomes for Children and Families

Ellen Smith 11/2/176:41 AM

This article from Harvard's Center for the Developing Child recommends 1) supporting responsive relationships, 2) reducing sources of stress and 3) strengthening core life skills to improve outcomes for children and families. Obviously doing this can be challenging, but the simplicity of the 3 ideas can help us focus on key issues. Take a look and let us know your thoughts about the article and/or how you are implementing these and other recommendations to help our children and families, including our own. https://developingchild.harvar...ild-family-outcomes/

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