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Understanding Infant Toddler Mental Health
Description
This training is designed to introduce infant toddler mental health basic concepts including brain development, signs of emotional distress, and building resiliency. You will learn why it is important to build close and secure relationships with infants and toddlers, and you will learn strategies to support the mental health of young children in your care.
This course is appropriate for all early care and education professionals in center-based and family child care settings.
Take this course and earn 2 clock hours toward the Kansas Department of Health and Environment?s Child Care Center Infant Lead Teacher training requirements.
Course Details
Selected Offering
September 19
Registration Deadline: September 16
More Offerings
October 5
Registration Deadline: September 30
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