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  • Learning Environments
  • Local Early Childhood Partnerships
  • School Readiness
  • Teaching Practices
  • Transitions

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  • Continuity of care (8)
  • Relationships with families (1)

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Program Options

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  • Article (3)
  • Publication (3)
  • Podcast (1)
  • Video (1)

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  • Early Essentials (1)
  • Continuity of Care in Child Care Environments (1)
Continuity of care

Transitions in Early Head Start: Tips on Supporting Families of Infants and Toddlers

Learn about three elements that bridge continuity of care in Early Head Start programs. Review strategies that build on continuity of care and support children and families through early transitions.

Continuity of Care Podcast

Learn more about continuity of care. Find out how it can support young children’s development. Explore why using it in your program can help build better relationships between children, families, and their teachers.

Continuity of Care

Center-based programs can use these resources to support decisions about implementing continuity of care and choosing the best type for their program.

Using Mixed-Age Groups to Support Continuity of Care in Center-Based Programs

This guide presents the benefits of and strategies in offering mixed-age groupings. Explore this resource to learn how to support continuity of care for young children and families.

Providing Continuity of Care to Infants and Toddlers with Special Needs

Continuity of care is important to all infants and toddlers. Learn how Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships help child care programs provide consistent caregivers to infants and toddlers with special needs.

Access and Continuity

Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, and Attendance (ERSEA) policies and procedures help Head Start and Early Head Start programs provide services for families most in need of them. Explore how to address specific challenges, such as family homelessness, that can interfere with consistent service access.

Continuity of Care Tip Sheet

This tip sheet outlines how continuity of care is key to the healthy development of young children birth to 3. It also lists three types of continuity of care systems.

Early Essentials Webisode 1: Components of Quality

In this video, learn how comprehensive services, state and federal regulations, continuity of care, and professional development are all key components of quality infant toddler programs.

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