Infant and Toddler Emotional Development Deb Norris October 11, 2022

We know that emotional development is at the cornerstone of learning, that children need to process emotions before they are ready to absorb content, but there hasn’t been a “how to” guide for building this development, until now. We cannot expect children to engage in social relationships without supporting their emotional development. In a world where social/emotional learning is heavily focused on the social aspects, we are collaborating with folks to help children develop the emotional intelligence and sensory regulation to have the confidence, communication, and processes to navigate their complex world and build resiliency.